It is really useful to show off your garden plants all the time and at the same time it saves your power. Its maintenance is easy.
Water and mild soap.
Solar lights are good to lighten up the way and special areas, for example ponds and pools. They do not use up any electricity which means they can be placed in areas which can be hardly accessed.
Have you seen the solar lights used in the garden, they use 12000-15000 mcd LEDs
Yes you can use regular batteries in solar lights but it won't work on some solar lights like the inwood solar lights but some inwood solar lights can run on regular batteries. But some solar lights can only work on rechargeable batteries and come on at dusk and off at dawn or after six hours.
Absolutely! As long as you can access some direct sunlight to charge the solar light panel you can use solar lights at your apartment.
These are some great sites that will be of use to you: http://www.nextag.com/solar-umbrella-lights/compare-html and http://solardecklights.hubpages.com/hub/Patio-Umbrella-With-Solar-Lights
We need to use solar powered lights so we don't damage our planet
Solar lights are lights that you can put in your lawn that absorb the sunlight's rays during the daytime hours, then use those rays and shine the light durign the night.
This is a good question. Garden grow lights are used when for indoor gardens that do not have access to natural sunlight. For a 5 X 5 garden you would need to use at least 3 grow lights.
The easiest installation of deck lighting is to use post caps or solar lights. Some of the easiest installations involve using lighting that you just have to place under the rails, in post caps or on the wall and then plug into your electrical system. Even easier are solar lights.
It can be rechargeable or regular but it won't work on some solar lights if your solar light don't work put a new battery in it if it still don't work put a rechargeable battery in it then it will work.
NO,they use the same amount of energy as any other light; But they do not use any POTENTIAL ENERGY.