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They should be $15 in-store, but I haven't confirmed that. The normal store price is $39.99 instead of the $44.99 online. If they keep the $25 discount the same (which is typical), then they should be $5 cheaper in-store.
They should be $15 in-store, but I haven't confirmed that. The normal store price is $39.99 instead of the $44.99 online. If they keep the $25 discount the same (which is typical), then they should be $5 cheaper in-store.
I've seen these discounted before near the end of the season, but they were 19.97 or something like that. For the 3¢, I'd get them shipped now and not wait for a chance to find them after they get to 97.
Thrse did not stand a chance in AZ Phoenix heat, none of them survived after 2 summers...nothing seems to be working..
Extreme temp is just hard. I know dash cams use capacitor I think they're called to deal with the extreme heat but they use constant draw or something and the capacitor only holds enough to allow for graceful shutdown when you turn off your car.
Thrse did not stand a chance in AZ Phoenix heat, none of them survived after 2 summers...nothing seems to be working..
There is no need to down vote, this was my genuine feedback.. I got 3 sets for front yard and its less than 2 years.. I remeber getting them for 20 or 25$ eaxh set.. out of all 3 sets only 4 are working and rest are not.. its hasle to return too as I dont have boxes and not worth it to xarry to Costco after all these time.. I did not remove them and let them be.. they are like decor.. just the lights wont turn on as the top part with solar seems to be a toast..
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I got these at the store and look fabulous. I highly recommend it
Most of the time rechargeable battery dies on any solar lights, either leak or just die. I open it and clean them with alcohol wipes and replace the rechargeable battery. Try replacing it with NiMH which will not leak due to high temperatures.
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Most of the time rechargeable battery dies on any solar lights, either leak or just die. I open it and clean them with alcohol wipes and replace the rechargeable battery. Try replacing it with NiMH which will not leak due to high temperatures.