I am looking for some advice on buying a rechargeable lantern for our camping holiday in 2 weeksI need one that is safe to leave on all night as my kids hate the dark.As they will leave it on all night batteries will just not last.
If you need it on all night then the 'solar powered' garden nightlights might be your best bet. Just leave them in sunlight during the day and bring them in for the evening.
They seem to be available everywhere at very cheap prices at the moment.
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We bought a re-chargeable lantern for £29.99 from the grattan catalog. When we got it, I turned it on to see if there was any 'go' in it. There was, so we've been using it ever since. We've used it for light in the garage, used it when the bathroom light went up the creek for a week or so, used it in the MH when the kids were 'camping' out in the awning - and still not had to charge it at all yet ourselves (knowing my luck, it will conk out this weekend when we go away now I've boasted about it ) .
It has two light tubes so you can have one or two on, and also a red flashing light. There is a handle and the charger stores in the bottom of the unit and it's waterproof - best thing we've ever bought!
Sara
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