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Glow In The Dark STONES, which are made of resin and photoluminescent pigment material.
1.How to Use?
1. Irradiate glow in the dark pebbles by sunlight or artificial light for 1 to 2 hours.
2. Put glow in the dark stones on anywhere you want to decorate.
3. They will glow automatically in the dark environment.
2. Glow in the dark pebbles
Creating DIY decoration for vases, fish tanks, aquarium ornaments, gardening, swimming pool, pond, bar decoration, home, park, bird fountain, waters capes, landscape, planter, potted plants pots, patio, lawn, yard aquariums, crafts decorations.
3.Product Specifications
Material: Photoluminescent pigment + resin
Color: Blue
Size: about 20~30mm/Pcs
Quantity:100/460/500pcs/package
Line a walkway, edge a flower bed or fill a planter with these unique acrylic pebbles.
Only expose the pebbles in the sun or light enough time, they can glow in the dark and give off Fantastic blue light.
Not toy, keep away from children for chocking hazard!!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2024
They lit up but didn't last long
TxAny
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2024
I live out in the country with a half-mile dirt driveway to my house. No lights.Saw the advertisement "demonstrating" how these stones would light up and provide a guide to my garage door! Nope...not hardly. Left them out in the sun for two days, then put them out in my dirt and gravel driveway. When it went dark, there was no obvious glow. The next night there was a faint glow as I was walking along the driveway, but they do not shine bright enough to be able to see them from a car with their headlights on. Waste of money.
Genuine Clean Life
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2023
i really like these stones but wish they were larger
Jess S
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2023
I’m not impressed with the glow from these but they do a little. Also a lot of reviews said they don’t actually give you the right amount. So I counted them. Exactly 200. Just doesn’t look like that many when you’re holding the bag. You would need hundreds of these bags to do an outdoor path like they advertise. I just put some in flower pots and in the garden for fun.
Julie Carlson
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2021
Don't believe the picture that accompanies the ads for these "Garden Pebbles" that are supposed to illuminate walkways in the dark. I laid these pebbles on a sheet in the middle of our backyard to get them all charged up for the showing I expected to see when the sun went down. I went out to look at them at about 9:00 PM and I needed a flashlight to find the sheet upon which these pebbles were laid earlier in the day. The amount of illumination that they gave off, after 4 hours of direct sunlight, was zero to none. The stars in the night sky gave off more light than these things did. Don't waste your money!!!
EwoknButtercup
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2021
I am very diapointed with these so called glow in the dark rock's, as someone else said in the comments.... I'm not going to pick them all back up every time I need to be charged so now you can't even see them at night and even after I charged him for a full 24 hours under a very close up lamp light they still didn't glow very bright at all, I got one order of 500 which I don't think I got a full 500 so I ordered another package of 450, they are all together under my tree around half of it and you can't even see them at night anymore I could hardly see them the first couple nights, it's honestly not worth your money unless you have lots of money to throw around and buy thousands and thousands and thousands of orders that's the only way that you're going to get the effect that they show in the pictures. If I could get the effect that it shows in the pictures I would jump on that chance which I thought I did, so unless you're a multi-millionaire save your money
Cheryl Price
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2021
These rocks are amazing. I wanted to make it look like water under my bridge & it looked awesome after I was done. They really do glow in the dark! I put them away for the rough winter months but I will take them back out in the spring so they can charge with the sun all over again. Thank you!
jen3
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2017
These are fun if you have the right spot to put them. They really do glow in the dark but if you have any other lights around them like pathway lights you can't see them. They blue color looks bad in my planters, I cannot imagine putting them in a driveway because the bright blue during the day would be really tacky. My squirrels keep relocating them, they are lightweight plastic and easy for them to carry.
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