Are they somehow "rechargeable"? Placing them out in the sun or some such thing?
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Yes that is how you basically "recharge" them and it does work just place them outside or anywhere in direct sunlight for an hour or more if you want and then they will be ready to use again. Also the smell of whatever you used them for should be gone. I use mines in my running shoes and after I recharge them they don't smell anymore and go right back into my running shoes again. I hope this answered your question!!
624559
The batteries last surprisingly long, many hours of use. Yes you can use rechargeable batteries but you'd have to remove them to charge them.
437082
They each use a pair of AAA batteries, I haven't had to replace them yet. You could put rechargeable batteries in them if you wanted but they would have to be charged externally.
1607437
Hi ! They recharge once they are back on the base. Just make sure you have the D size batteries in the base.
1038681
We have always placed them in the sun during the day and hung them up at night. Can't answer your question.
1741830
The lights are not solar, so they dont need sun light to operate/charge. They can operate using a switch, but they wont come on during day light because it has a photo cell to detect the sun light.
1480558
They are rechargeable. and it is powered by an AC adapter. Like other have said, I would not purchase these. They are very tight on the head and the inputs are not stable.
161229
Sorry. ;) I'm keeping them outside, and i've used about half of them, and they still seem OK. Maybe just put them in a cool, dry place?
2011841
I put them in my solar lights in the morning so they would have all day to charge. I don't know if they come already charged or not.
425859
You can recharge them at any time. I bought from Barbjewels and received a no name version instead of the Fuji pictured. Completely dead and unchargeable- the hassel of returning it eventually turned me off-beware!
536282
They are not rechargeable. You have to take the center two pieces apart take out the piece in the center out and use a small Phillips head screwdriver to remove the battery cover to replace them.
698682
Yes, they are charged by the sun but only if they are in a solar light that is exposed to it.
751057
These batteries are included and are recharged from the sun. I suppose that at some point they will need to be replaced but the recharging takes place daily with the help of the sun. Hope this helps.
712475
They are not solar, you plug them into an outlet. It is one long strand of lights. The kit comes with tiny stakes that you can place in any pattern and they hold each light. The lights then sit a little bit above the ground. It can present a tripping hazard if you put it in a high traffic area. That said the are a unique decoration and look good on their own or under snow (they still work under snow). The only problem I had was when it got extremely cold the lights no longer worked until the weather got warmer.
2051941
Hello. Yes they are rechargeable. However please note that they use mini USB connector rather then micro USB. It's not a big deal but somthing to be aware to.
480284
They're not rechargeable. There is a slot on the end of the battery pack but a small amount of pressure won't open the pack. When one of the collars stops working I'll use more force to see if the battery is replaceable because I won't feel too bad if I destroy the collar.
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Ken,I did not think these were rechargeable. I have never tried to recharge them.Dan