We have bought some fairy lights yesterday from B&M 2 for £10 but I read a review on here that they didn't last 2 visits so will be taking them back for a refund.
Can anyone please advise on good quality fairy lights?
You get what you pay for so rather buy good now to last us.
I've brought lights from this seller before. Solar for the garden, and electric for the house, and they are fine. The solar ones have been going for a few years over winter as well.
My multi-colour ones with different run modes are from the Solar Centre, and they work even on dull winter days when sunshine is in short supply.
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The ones we've had from B & M's have been fine, I've got some new ones out in my garden now charging up ready for our first trip and have some from last year too.
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Our B&M ones have been great and so far lasted 3 years. My daughter has some flower ones from there beside her bad and we've had them 2 years. I even have ones in the garden full time that have lasted that long. I'm guessing whoever had trouble with them was either very unlucky or very careless.
Mine were from sainsburys, had them a couple years and still going strong (I hope, need them for the weekend!)
I think the PCB lights are what our Cub leaders use at camp, they run them off a car battery and a solar charger, mind you they've got a lot of them in the marquee.
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Topic: Which brand fairy lights
