How do you charge this? My daughter is looking for a night light that can't be unplugged for our 2 year old granddaughter.
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It works like a cordless phone. There is a base which you place the nightlight on all day, and you simply remove it when you'd like to use it. It is cord free, battery free (in the traditional AA, AAA sense). My daughter has it on a shelf right next to the bed. It really does illuminate the room in a glow. She has also slept with it in the bed, it is completely cool to the touch. You can choose to set it to a short timer or have it light all night long, as well as choose one color or have it color change through its rainbow of choices. They really are adorable.
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The blue thing you see underneath is the charging station. It has a detachable cord that plugs into the wall. When you're using the light, it's not attached to the charging station. BUT these lights take forever, like ten+ hours, to charge.
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It includes a charging station that plugs into the wall (the blue base in the picture). You could keep the charging station out of reach of the child easily since the fully charged nightlight lasts a long time without it.
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Hmm, I wouldn't suggest using it as a nightlight. As with anything, it'll burn out eventually, and leaving it on all the time will only wear it out. Also, the glass is extremely thin, making the thing fragile. And finally, when it's on, it's generating electrical current. This current also creates noise, which might be disruptive to some people's sleep (especially younger kids). I recommend keeping it off when it's not being used. At the very least, it'll last longer.
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I do not suggest that you have this item in the child's bed because of the wings. I have mine on my child's nightstand. She loves it especially when I let her play with it in the dark under my supervision. As for the batteries, I haven't changed mine yet even though I have been using it at night before the little one falls asleep. It doesn't get warm.
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A standard night light bulb works great! I use a 4 Watt clear one that comes in a 4-pack for a few dollars at Walmart, Target, grocery stores, etc. (The globe has a sticker on the inside that says 25 W bulb or smaller.) My daughter keeps her globe on 24/7 so we have to change the bulb every couple months. Here are pictures I took of it: http://s558.photobucket.com/user/jamierathbun/library/Orion%20Relief%20Globe.
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Not really sure on either of these. I know an overnight charge is more than enough to get it back to full and my daughter hasn't been able to completely discharge it within one day's time yet.
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Use a usb cord to connect to a computer or outlet, once the five lights are lit w/o flashing, it is fully charged. It comes with a usb but i use the one for my phone as it's thicker. Hope I explained it well enough.
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I think it is the ON position. On mine, if it is ON and I plug it in, the light goes off. And if I pull it out of the socket, simulating a power outage, the light comes on. If it is OFF/Charge position, you can pull it out of the socket and nothing happens. If it is in the night light/charge position, the night light is always on. The only think I am not sure of is if it getting charged when it is in the ON position and plugged in.Sorry, I noticed too late that geeker answered the same way.
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Yes charge it a little longer when its fully charged the light will turn Green. If the light is not changing she may have a bad charger!
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It's got its own charger. Just plug it into a regular wall outlet and when the power goes out, the light comes on. :)
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I had the EXACT SAME experience and before i figured it out I thought it had died on me. I started the whole Amazon return process and then realized, like you said, that it needs to "charge" for a bit after plugged in. I have to say that it's kind of annoying but I love the light so much that i"m willing to look past that> Maybe it's a hint to me that I need to get my son a power strip so that he doesn't have to keep unplugging things to charge items. =) Hope this helps. ~ Nikki
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Unplug your light from the battery. You should have received two cords with the light/battery. One is a usb to usb micro. Plug the micro end into the small hole on your battery and the usb into a computer or 5 volt charger. When the LED in the battery stops blinking...... the battery is charged.
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Brooke,Sorry, you are having problem with the charger. My granddaughter is still using the charger that came with the cruiser. Make sure that the light switch on the wall is in the on position where you may be using to plug in the charger. I notice that sometime if I am trying to turn on a lamp or something that plug into the wall within that room I have to make sure that the switch on the wall is also in the on position. Try that and see if the charger will work.
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It plugs in and has night light. Wall mounted folds flat against the wall. We have two. Works great.
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This needs to be plugged in to work. The parent end can be charged and be wirelss but the child end must be plugged in at all times.Honestly, don't waste your money on this product. It's unreliable and disappointing.
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You have to plug and unplug it. However we wired it to where we cut the plug off and just have it as a light fixture now. It is so perfect in my daughter's room!
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I charge it overnight. Normally when the kids are done playing by morning its fully charged. 8 hrs normally it last my kids 2to 3 days depending on how much they played with them.
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You should have gotten charge cords for both items. Just plug the cords into them and when they are charged the red light will go off.