How to clean correctly our solar powered lights

Solar lights can light your yard or garden without increasing your utility cost. They automatically come on at night and recharge their batteries with solar power during the day. But, after time, solar lights could accumulate particles and dirt and lose some of their efficacy. We'll discuss how to properly clean these types of lights so you can keep the best condition for them:

Step 1: turn off the lights

It is very important to turn off your solar lights before you start cleaning them. This will stop any accidents or damage to the lights while they are being cleaned. Find the on/off switch, then flip it off.

Step 2: remove the batteries

The solar lights' batteries need to be removed out next. This is necessary to can stop any electrical problems that can happen when cleaning. Remove the batteries after gently removing the battery cover.

Step 3: clean the solar panels

The most important component of your solar lights is the solar panels because they charge the batteries. The solar lights' performance can be decreased by any dirt or debris on the panels. Use a soft cloth or sponge submerged in a solution of warm water and a little detergent to clean the solar panels. Wipe the panels gently, taking care not to scratch or damage them.

Step 4: clean the exterior of the lights

Over time, dirt and dust could accumulate on the solar lights' exterior. Take use of a gentle, wet cloth or sponge to clean the exterior. A mild detergent solution can also be used to get rid of any residual stains. As they may damage the lights, stay away from using abrasive cleansers or chemicals.

Step 5: reassemble the lights

It's time to put the lights back together after cleaning the solar panels and their exteriors. Replace the battery cover after reinstalling the batteries in the battery compartment. Re-press the on/off switch.

Step 6: test the lights

Testing the solar lights to make sure they are operating correctly is the last step. For a few hours, place the lights in direct sunlight to fully charge the batteries. Turn off any other outside lights after the batteries have been charged, then turn on your solar lights to see if they are working adequately.

Summary

In conclusion, keeping your garden's solar lights clean is necessary for their continuous working. The efficiency and effectiveness of your solar lights can be maintained by following to the above instructions, making sure that they continue to light your garden or yard for many years to come.