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Question: Can these be kept outside or do you have to move them inside?
Document: These are cool for outside or inside, as long as they get sunlight. In a window sill they look cool.
I tested the lid several times by sitting it in the sun all day, and bringing it inside for a nightlight. Worked perfectly. About a week ago I put it outside and left it there. Again, worked perfectly...until it  didn't. I tested the battery, and it's fully charged, but the light doesn't come on. Maybe it doesn't like rain? I had been planning on purchasing a few more, but I'm very glad I didn't.
I ordered three of these solar lid lights. They looked great atop my canning jars and when placed indoors in a sunny window, they worked perfectly and lighted the window at night. But, upon placing on of the jars outside on a table on my deck, it quit working after only a few days.......the ones that are still inside are working perfectly, but I wouldn't recommend them for outdoor use.....sigh
As of 08/01/13 - Over a year ago I purchased one lid, It worked great here in Wisconsin. Hung it from my screen porch under a slight over hang. It saw one of the coldest winters we have had in quite some time. I was hit with rain, snow, and ice. Snow and ice would pile up at night and melt during the day. A little water ended up inside the jar but the light kept working.
lasted two days inside on counter in front of window. Nothing moore than a waste of money. Would not buy
I bought this and put it in an inside windowsill. It was very nice for about 6 weeks than it just stopped turning on. I would really like it if it still worked.
interesting item to use. I have a home on the river and this item is perfect when we are sitting outside
I loved this light until it stopped charging  after a few days of usage. It has only been used inside, charging by a  sunny window, where all my solar lights charge.I had to send it back for a refund, which is too bad, because the idea was great and I had a nice antique mason jar for it.When it did work, the light was very faint, BTW.
Our party is going to be outside with antiques & a rustic decor. I am hoping that these will work to light the tables after dark. I will try them in early summer to see if this is going to be a good use for them before buying more because they aren't cheap.
These solar lids are a neat idea and fun for all sorts of projects. I placed them inside of a couple of inexpensive plastic jack o' lanterns (you know, the kind kids use for holding their Halloween candy) and set them out in the yard, Despite shorter days in October, they glowed until at least after midnight and you could see them from down the street.
Answer: yes