Cheap way to maintain your solar patio lights
Quick tip to maintain your solar patio lights and keep them working for years. If a cell goes bad just put in a new one. I have also sealed around the solar panels to keep out ran water.
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Cheers. Will have to try that out at least if I have a party in the garden il have some nice bright light down the garden, will look much nicer