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Question: Hi there....This might be a silly question, but do I remove the plastic from the base where the battery is?
Document: I have several small turtles on the right trunk that are posed silly and i needed something for the left trunk...this is cute at night but in the day like the cords look terrible..no way of hiding on a tree trunk, maybe if they are sitting directly on ground/rocks you can hide them and make it perfect...I might move them on the ground somewhere instead...They are bright at night though!
I thought they would like in my garden, but after I placed them in the yard, they were lit just once and now they are not. I removed the back and put a new AA battery in, but they still will not work. I checked that the button was pushed in - not luck. There wasn't any instructions in the box.
Stopped working after the end of the second season. I opened the battery compartment, and found the electronics all corroded. The batteries were still holding a charge. This wasn't an expensive product, but wasn't very cheap either. I would have expected a couple more years out of them - at least the product should have lasted until the batteries would no longer hold a charge. The electronics could have been coated in a sealant for a few pennies of cost more.
They worked less than a week. Get plenty of sun. I have other solar lights around them that shine all night. Replaced the battery and no success. Too bad as they looked cool...WHEN THEY WORKED! I would have returned them, but I hate the hassle. This company probably knows the product sucks, but depends on folks like me that already are so busy, they don't have time to screw with things like this.
These solar lights add a real life to my garden. They come on at dusk and stay on until 4 AM. I am handicapped and thought they might be a problem to install, but they worked out perfectly.
They are cute but they are not made very well. The plastic on them is really thin. Mine arrived with a broken back on one of the lady bugs. I tried to exchange it but they were unavailable. The next day I was looking online and saw them again but they were priced higher than the original. I would buy them again if the plastic was thicker on them since they were cute.
So far only one of the five lady bugs is lighting up. Not sure why, I will adjust base, but these solar lights are in full sun all day long, so more than one should be lighting that for sure...  Not worth the time to send back
These cute lady bug lights looked adorable for about 6 nights, and then just stopped working. Don't know why they quit; the battery should still be new and the sensor receives several hours of sunlight daily. Not worth the cost.
I bought this for my mom for Christmas, and I must say these ladybugs are adorable. Unfortunately, the thumbnail image from the search and the image on the product page do not match. The actual ladybugs match the smaller thumbnail picture, red see thru plastic with black spots painted on. In my opinion, the image on the product page makes the item look heavier, stronger, and more durable.
I was a little disappointed when I opened the box and saw that the Lady bugs were made of plastic and not glass. I thought for the price I was paying the items would be of better quality. As far as the solar system, they charge well and have a very bright light. I placed them in my flower garden and they really light up at night. A person can not really tell what they are from a distance, they look like 4 little red lights, but I do like them.
Answer: no