If anyone has this type of light, have you had a problem with them falling over or off of hook, esp when it is windy?
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I have garden solar lights that are hanging on a hook and never had a problem with them even on very windy days......
I bought solar lights from Costco last summer...that came with a stake and hanger to secure into the ground and then the lights hang on the hook........second season now and holding there ground..............LOL..............I think those noma lights are known for blowing away...they don't go into the ground that deep and the tops seem to break easily when brushing by them with a lawnmower............I would try to get something a little more substantial....Costco has a new set this year with the similar application as last years.....and the price is reasonable....somewhere around $30 bucks for 2 ...but don't quote me on that price........check it out..................good luck
I was thinking of buying these too. Does anybody else have them? Or should I be going for better quality though price isn't everything? Suggestions anyone.