Unfortunately, solar light theft is out there, so think about how you are going to keep them safe when you purchse them! Here are some stories about solar light theft. Feel free to add your comments or solar light theft stories!

Every solar light that goes up versus an outdoor electric light saves the world. One person can make a difference. Here we feature 3 places around the world that have made a difference with outdoor solar lights.

So you're looking for something cooler than just regular outdoor lighting thats solar. We've done some research on the web to let you know about some very different, unique, cool, additional solar lights you can use for your outdoor landscaping! Try solar bugs, plants, even planets! Here's our top 5 run down:

What does it cost to power outdoor lights?

The average outdoor light user uses the equivalent energy of running 5 100-watt light bulbs daily from dusk to dawn. That will cost about $150 per year.

A solar light gets rid of scary darkness. A bug zapper gets rid of annoying insects. Combine the two and get a solar light bug zapper that lights up your night and kills those pesky insects! I'll be explaining how they work. If anyone has experience using them, please email us at contact@diysolarlights.com and let everyone know if they actually work or not!

When there are two people who want to do home improvement on a garden, there needs to be compromise. CarrieFlickr gets a gnome for the garden, and in return, Mom gets a cute little solar angel for herself. They tried getting a night shot, but of course the flash was on!

If you're in the decision process of whether or not you want to try solar lights, this story will give you some perspective. Fire Engine Red is a solar light user. He believes that the winter is the best time for solar lights. When you think about it, winter provides the least sunlight due to less day time, but yet, he is amazed at how little sunlight the solar lights actually require.

Solar lights look good and seem like a cool idea, but are they really worth getting for your outdoor lighting and landscaping needs? This blog gives you real experiences, with real people, with real solar lights. Solar light owner, D'wan Carey, shares her thoughts:

Strzelecki1 shares her experience with homemade solar jar lights.  Her intention was to place the jar on a windowsill inside a home, so they would recharge during the day and light up at night.

We have just added the home improvements blog, allowing do it yourself users post stories and pictures of their solar lights in action! Email your solar light home landscaping photos to contact@diysolarlights.com