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Our living room turns into a cave the second the power drops. These throw enough light that my kids stopped crying and actually played board games like it was camping.
















Nothing worse than waking up at midnight in total darkness with no idea what happened. A dim lantern by the bed changed everything for our family's panic levels.















Tried making sandwiches by phone flashlight once. Mayo ended up on my sleeve and I cut my finger. Never again. These stay in the kitchen drawer now.
















My father in law tripped in our dark hallway during a blackout and bruised his knee. After that I put a light source every 15 feet. No more excuses.
















Sitting on a pitch black porch waiting for the power company to show up is eerie. A good lantern out there makes you feel less like you're in a survival movie.
















My kids wanted their own lights instead of waiting for mom or dad. Giving them something safe and sized for small hands stopped the meltdowns instantly.
















Learned the hard way that 20 lanterns mean nothing if you run out of batteries at hour six. Now I keep a stash that could survive a zombie movie.














