Can they handle a Texas summer without melting.
493230
I'm not sure about that. But what I would like to share is that out of the six lamps that I bought, four stopped working within a year.
493231
It gets pretty hot here in California and I've had four if these for quite sometime with no issues. They are well built. I think mine need new batteries because they are currently not working.
493232
I am not quite sure but they work wonderful in our summers :o) They are more for "show" than anything else since they are not super bright but they set a very serene and romantice scene :o)
493233
I think they can, I think their weakness is more on very harsh and cold weather conditions.
963474
I guess that would depend on where you live. I live in Texas, so yes, it is very suitable for our hot climate.
1197186
They should not be out in the heat for too long. As long as you don't leave them sitting on a porch in direct sun I think they should be fine.
326991
I live in Texas. Bought my cover last December, so it really hasn't been tested in summer yet. That said, it has held up well for being exposed to the weather for 6 mos. just some color fade. The handles are a nice feature. I would recommend it; good quality for the cost
1682210
I live in Texas and we don't get below themp. very often but I do leave it out side all year and it has not hurt it any! I don't see why not.
754679
They're pretty sturdy so I think they could handle something very warm. HOT, however, may be pushing it.
606832
I don't think you'd have any problem with the wheels in the heat. I too live where summers are very hot over 100 many days. The wheels are a tough solid composite and im sure they will hold up well in heat
167477
Not sure, I live in Texas. I believe the lowest temperature was around 34F and it worked perfectly fine.
1816791
I live in Texas and we see 110 degree heat but I haven't gone through a complete summer yet. The case seems well constructed and sealed to prevent moisture and foreign substance intrusion.
1721757
No. I live in Florida and didn't have a problem with it getting hot (the swing only lasted 2 seasons before dry rotting though).
528533
By the way, I'm in Tx near Houston so it's hot and humid a lot so depending where you are, you can adapt accordingly.
603105
I believe they could stand up to the heat, yes, but the plastic may get really hot and hard to handle with bare hands.
110623
We don't live in a super hot place but we haven't had any problems with it. I would guess it would be just fine.
2165761
They apparently are good the longest in "moderate" temperatures. With weather patterns changing rapidly, just use common sense.
11444
I live in TX and it gets very hot here. They have stayed on and worked well for us. I read some reviews about the corners being bent, but ours stuck completely to the window, so maybe that is the difference. If you get them and they don't flatten out completely, exchange or return them immediately.
2050177
Depends on what you mean by heat proof. It is a plastic pot, so it will melt if you try to burn it. If, however, you are asking about standing up to heat and sun, the answer is yes. I live in Tx and they weathered the TX summer just fine. Note I have only had them for a year.
94401
Funny you should ask, I was wondering the same thing.On The One hand I really don't think so, However with me being in the hottest part of of Texas, I don't usually sit outside in the summer time, especially when the temp. reaches 98 or 100.