I’m so excited to share a perfectly simple, genius idea for your home: SnapRays Guidelights.
Simply cut the power, take off your outlet cover, snap this one into place,
turn power back on,
turn power back on,
and you instantly have a nightlight/guidelight at the bottom of the working outlet that costs less than 10 cents a year to operate! Nothing sticking out, no bulbs to replace,

and the sensor will automatically turn on the guidelight when it is dark.
You don’t have to worry about turning on anything. I love these because:
* we had a nightlight in our previous home on the outlet on our stairs. One day when the kids were rough housing the bulb got broken and my 9 year old son got a nasty cut on his arm that probably should have had stitches.
* because of this incident we had guidelights installed on the staircase in our new home going down to the basement. Since then, I have been wishing that we put them in the other hallways so my kids don’t have to turn on all of the lights when they get up at night -- these came to the rescue without having to hire an electrician to hardwire guidelights in.
* they give just enough light. Perfect for a baby’s room so you can see what you are doing without turning on any lights that would wake them up. Or a hallway for getting up at night or in the basement so you can run down without turning on any lights.
*they are still fully functioning outlets! Our guidelights on our stairs are just lights, but these still remain outlets + give the light.
I honestly didn’t think I would be so excited about them, but I am ordering more for our downstairs hall. They are 3 for $42 or 5 for $65 or 10 for $120, plus you can get an extra 10% off when you share on Facebook or Twitter. Consider the cost of hiring an electrician to hardwire guidelights in while losing precious outlets and/or replacing nightlights when they get broken or toddlers play/walk off with them and they are a bargain. They would make perfect gifts or stocking stuffers!
I am thrilled with them and was so excited to share with you -- also, Snap Power just announced on Facebook that they won 2014 Handy Magazine, Handy Innovation Award. I’m sure this isn’t the last you’ll hear of this team:

Today, we are giving away a SnapRays Guidelight 5 pack, just tell me in the comments where you would plug your first SnapRay in! For an extra entry: share this on Facebook, pin it, or tweet and then tell us in the comments.
Good luck!
* this post was sponsored by Snap Power, but is purely my own thoughts and opinions. When companies approach me for a product review, I only accept if I think my readers will love it. I try it out and if I love it, I’ll do a post to share with you. If it’s not what I thought it would be, I contact the company and let them know it’s not a good fit and you will never hear about it.
Like you, we have many "middle of the night" adventures! They would really come in handy when the dogs decide they need to go out in the dark of the night!
ReplyDeleteMy hallways so no one steps on a cat in the dark!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen these before! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOh, the possibilities! I would put one in the hall, in the bathroom, the kitchen and my 2 year olds room.
ReplyDeleteI really would like these for the stairs so my daughter can see to come down at night. I hope they come out with light switch covers too!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen these, what a great idea! I would put one in the hallway and in my night potty training daughters room. Would be helpful for the middle of the night potty trips. I would put in another in the nursery of baby #3 arriving in January!
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome! I would put them in the path between the kids' rooms and our room. They make it in the dark all the time, but this would be great for a little extra safety! Thanks for introducing such a great product!
ReplyDeleteI'd install them at the top of the stairs in our new home! We live in a one story now and I'm a little nervous about the staircase with three small children!
ReplyDeleteI would put this in my hallway at the top of the stairs, so we don't have to worry about anyone falling down the steps. But I would also love them for my parents who are 85 and 81 and live in a 4 story home for them to put in their hallways when they get up during the night.
ReplyDeleteThese look very practical and easy. I like practical and easy!
ReplyDeleteI love these!! Would be perfect for the hallway in our basement!
ReplyDeleteWow! Genius! I would put them in the lowest level of my house. It's so dark down there. I think the kids often turn on lights just to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea! These would be perfect for my upstairs hallway. My littles are always unplugging our nightlights.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea! I'd definitely put my first one in the hallway on the way to the bathroom for my three year old!
ReplyDeleteI shared on Pinterest. Truly a great idea!!
ReplyDeleteAt the top and bottom of my very dark staircase. I have two overhead lights and a chandy on one switch and this would be great!
ReplyDeleteI immediately thought of our guest bedroom and basement for when people visit.
ReplyDeleteI would put them in the upstairs hallway outside the kids' rooms and in the bathrooms.
ReplyDeleteI would place them up our stairs! this is a genius idea!!!
ReplyDeleteOMG these are awesome. I am buying them now for our hallway and kids rooms!
ReplyDeleteFacebooked it
ReplyDeleteI tweeted about this!!! @anevin2606
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ReplyDeleteI pinned this!
ReplyDeleteWould love these in the hall outside the kids bedroom and in our bathroom so I don't wake my husband during my middle of the night bathroom trips.
ReplyDeleteWhat a smart idea! Thanks for sharing. These would be perfect for our upstairs hallway. We use a nightlight now but I like this idea so much more.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely in our halls. My husband loves to have night lights and we haven't put them in our new house yet. These would be great. Last year I was cleaning and threw a metal chain into my daughters bedroom and the night light was just pulled out enough and the metal wrapped around it and blew the circuit, ruined the outlet and nightlight and burned the chain to the carpet. I will never do the plug in night lights again. It could have burned the house down.
ReplyDeleteAlso pinned the giveaway. http://www.pinterest.com/pin/114982596712326120/
ReplyDeleteSo cool!! I'd put it in my littlest's room for sure!
ReplyDeleteThese are genius! I'm always concerned about grandkids touching or trying to take out the night light in the outlet. These are the perfect solution and would work down the hall to get to the bathroom.
ReplyDeleteWonderful giveaway!!
Genius! We go around every morning unplugging and every night plugging in little lights on our stairs and in the basement where my daughter sleeps! Those would be the first places, but I can think of many more! Thank you! Love your blog, BTW! Jessica
ReplyDeleteEvery morning when I get up the cats are waiting to be fed and I step all over the black one. Would put this in the hallway where they lie in wait for me! Also pinned this on Pinterest! :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Definitely needed for the upstairs bathroom so the "littles" can see at night :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a brilliant idea! I'd put one in the hallway for sure.
ReplyDeleteI would install my first one at the top of our stairs so I wouldn't have to worry about my kids stumbling down the stairs when it's dark!
ReplyDeleteAnd I just pinned this post on Pinterest! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI have 3 little boys - a 5 year old & 3 year old twins - so I'm completely with you on the rough-housing aspect! I'd put them all over our house!! But I'd start with my boys' bedroom :)
ReplyDeleteI'd replace the nightlight in my toddler's room and put an outlet cover there. She's going to be transitioning out of the crib and I worry about her pulling out the nightlight and playing with the outlet.
ReplyDeleteI would put these in the hallway by my kids' rooms and also one in the kitchen. So cool!
ReplyDeleteOur bedrooms are oddly the farthest rooms from our bathroom upstairs. I would put these in the little kids bedrooms and in the hall where it is just too dark at night!
ReplyDeleteThese are great, thanks for sharing! I would put one in the bedroom first, but I'd love to have them in the hallway, bathrooms, and kitchen, too!
ReplyDeleteTweet it! :)
ReplyDeleteWe have a little nighlight at the base of the stairs, but I always manage to kick it when I'm going past it. One of these Guidelights would replace this nightlight and save my ankles!
ReplyDeleteThis would be great in my bathroom!
ReplyDeleteThey would be perfect in the upstairs hallway between the bedrooms and bathroom. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThese are brilliant! I have never seen them before...thanks for the tip.
ReplyDeleteThese are genius!!! I would put them in in my hallways (upstairs and down). I can't wait to get a few!!!
ReplyDeleteI would totally put one in my kitchen for late at night visits to get a glass of water. :-)
ReplyDeleteI would love these for the long dark hall that leads to the bathroom, too many bumps in the night! I have night lights in them now, but this is brilliant! Thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteLove this idea. It'd be easier than reminding our kids to turn off their night lights. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLove, Love these! These would work perfect in our Master bath, stairway, guest bast, lower level landing area and of course the kitchen for the late night snacker!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing! I would put them in my in-laws house. We just moved them closer to us and they have a handicapped son so my mother-in-law has put up a big ugly push light with Velcro in the hallway by his bathroom. The SnapRays Guidelights would be perfect for them.
ReplyDeletewould totally put my first one in the bathroom upstairs... I always have a little one who needs to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night -been thinking of a creative way to not have to turn on the "big" light (very small bathroom -no room for a lamp or nightlight). Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI would put them in the front entryway, on the stairs and in the baby's room!
ReplyDeleteI'm VERY excited about this product. Already sent it to my husband who just approved the purchase. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous... First one would go in the hallway outside the bathroom!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for a product! I would put them in the hallway and down the stairs for middle of the night safety!
ReplyDeletePerfect for my daughter's room and the hallway for those middle of the night "potty" trips.
ReplyDeleteThese have been on my radar for months and have been seriously considering them for the home we're building. The kids hallway and bathroom as well as our mudroom would definitely get these.
ReplyDeleteThe baby's room & the way to the bathrooms. Oh, this would be so nice for the middle of the night potty-training trips!
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ReplyDeleteThese are awesome! I would need one in the hallway and the toddlers bedroom.
ReplyDeleteI shared on facebook as well!
ReplyDeleteThe kids' bathroom for sure!
ReplyDeleteOur hallway outside the baby's room for sure! A regular nightlight is still too bright when the baby's door is cracked.
ReplyDeleteMy husband has to get up really early for work! I know he would love these!
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ReplyDeleteThese are great. I'd put them in my kids' rooms and the hallway to the bathroom
ReplyDeleteI also pinned this
ReplyDeleteOkay, that is a BRILLIANT product! (no pun intended. ;) I'd love to put these in my kids' rooms and in the hallway outside all of the bedrooms.
ReplyDeleteThese are so smart! I would use in hallways, bathrooms, kitchen--I love nightlights and this is so much more attractive...
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!!! I'd put them in the hallways of our new home! I have twins turning TWO next week. One boy is officially escaping his crib so it's time to transition to toddler beds. These guide lights would be so helpful to light the way around the home! Falling down the stairs at night is such a fear of mine!
ReplyDeleteGet out! That is seriously cool!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are excellent. We put the expensive ones in our house that require an electrician. I wish I would have known about these years ago. I would definitely give these to my good friend that is in a rental home (with three kids) two of which she is fostering to adopt. She currently has multiple night lights plugged in around her home.
ReplyDeleteI would put these in my hallway.
ReplyDeleteLove these - - I hope I win, but if I don't - I must get some. My cat knocks my hallway night light over All. The. Time. Problem solved! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI would put one in my hallway, what a great invention.
ReplyDeleteI would put the first one in the bathroom, for sure! No more plugging and unplugging the nightlight in there in order to use the outlet for blowdryers and straighteners.
ReplyDeleteThis is the greatest idea! I'd first put one in my bathroom!
ReplyDeleteThe upstairs hallway is dark with only an overhead light on one end. It would be perfect there.
ReplyDeleteKid's room!
ReplyDeleteThe bedroom hallway!
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome! I would put them all over my house, but first right outside my baby's room in the hallway.
ReplyDeleteThese are great! I'd put them in my hallway, basement, and kids' bathroom and guest bathroom. Thanks for highlighting these!
ReplyDeleteI saw these on Pinterest, and I always wondered about them. Glad to see they are working well for you. I've actually thought about getting one for my bathroom. Thanks for sharing! Happy to hear they are fairly easy to install!
ReplyDeleteI would love these in every room, but I'd start in the halls. Great idea!
ReplyDeleteNear my stairs
ReplyDeleteI am LOVING these! I'd love to have them in my hallway, by the bathroom. It gets pretty dark and it can be tricky to navigate.
ReplyDeleteWhat a genius idea! I would plug mine into the hallway by my daughter's bedroom. She gets scared at night so instead of the big hall light on this would help her sleep better.
ReplyDeleteThis would be perfect in the guest room and bathroom! Not only would it provide light but also draw attention to the outlets for the guests use.
ReplyDeleteI pinned this on Pinterest!
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome, i'd put them in my bathrooms and hallways.
ReplyDeleteThis is genius! I tweeted, and shared on FB and G+ed it. Hallways seem the most useful. Love this!
ReplyDeleteI would put this in our upstairs hallway where all the bedrooms are located. That would be awesome to win these!! I will also share on Facebook for an extra entry! Thank you!!! How exciting!!!
ReplyDeleteHallway, stairs and daughters room! Oh and kids bathroom!
ReplyDeleteThese would be wonderful for my daughter and her new baby's room. What a great idea.
ReplyDeleteI'd put these in the hallway outside the bedrooms.
ReplyDeleteI think everywhere, but I would start with the stair case and the bathrooms.
ReplyDeleteI would definitely put one in the bathrooms!
ReplyDeleteThe first one I would install would be in the foyer. We didn't put a 2-way switch in so now you have to walk to the other end of the foyer to put the light on when coming from the garage. DUMB! It would be fabulous to have light in there without hitting a switch. The second would be in the garage. On these dark mornings it would be nice to have just enough light to get into the car safely. You don't know how many times i put the lights on to get to the car and then forget to shut them off before getting into the car. GRRR!
ReplyDeletei also shared on Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/pin/76631631135465829/
ReplyDeleteThese are great! I'd replace the bulky nightlights we have in the bathroom and hallway to free up an outlet.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! I'd use this on our staircase.
ReplyDeletetweeted: https://twitter.com/lchinlai/status/537402013722501121
ReplyDeleteThis is perfect for my grandson's bedroom when he visits us. Also, along the hall because he often gets up and walks to our room. WIll share on Twitter!
ReplyDeletei love these i could definitely use these with my 4 little kids.
ReplyDeleteThis is pure genius!!! I would have these in the hallway so I can see to get to the bathroom in the middle of the night, in the guest bedroom where my grandchildren sleep overnight, in the kitchen as I get up first in the morning and get the coffee ready, by the basement stairs. I love this idea!
ReplyDeleteIn the hallway
ReplyDeleteAwesome product! Definitely put them down the hallway.
ReplyDeleteOur son's room. This is an awesome alternative to a nightlight!
ReplyDeleteThank you for introducing me to these! I would put one in all 4 of my little kiddos' rooms and the hallway! Love this genious idea!
ReplyDeleteI would place them throughout the house so our little poodle, who has cataracts, can see once we turn out the lights. I carry her to bed now, because she won't move once it is dark in the house. We have a nightlight in our bedroom that shines into the hall enough for me to see, but not for her to see,
ReplyDeletelove to put them in my boys room so we could get rid of the night lights.
ReplyDeleteKids bedrooms for sure! Then the hallways.
ReplyDeleteI'd like these in the hall, in the kitchen, in the bathroom . . . Thanks for the give away, Melissa!
ReplyDeleteLove, Love, Love these!! Awesome for middle of the night kid chaos!
ReplyDeleteMy Daughters room desperately needs a night light so I can find the right blankie in the middle of the night among the 100 in her bed:)
ReplyDeleteEmily.budahn@gmail.com
I need these! My kids always leave the lights on when they get up to go to the bathroom and it wakes me up! I would love to win!
ReplyDeleteI think first would be kiddos bedroom!
ReplyDeleteI would put them on the stairs into the basement. We saw these when they were kickstarted. Awesome product!
ReplyDeleteI would snap it into the kids bathroom! It kills me to leave a light on in there all night long, but they just won't get up if I don't and P-beds are just the worst!
ReplyDeletei would use in my baby's room. Lots of late night feedings going on!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely the hallway
ReplyDeleteI have several places that I'd use this nifty product - my dark hallways, guest bathrooms and laundry room. Thank you for hosting the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteSending this to my husband right now! First place I'd put them in is my 9 and 11 year old girls' room.
ReplyDeleteThese would line the path from my sons' rooms to the bathroom for sure.
ReplyDeleteThe stairs for sure!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely in the hallways!!! These are so neat!!
ReplyDeleteI would install one in the hallway to the bathroom so I don't go "bump" in the night!
ReplyDeleteShared on Facebook
ReplyDeleteWith four kids and lots of night waking in my house, I can think of so many uses for these! Someone was really thinking when they came up with this item! I would put these in our upstairs hallway, the bathroom, the kids' rooms, the downstairs hallway and bathroom, the basement hallway and bathroom... the list goes on and on!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness...upstiars hallway where my 4 kids insist on 20 nightlights in every plug, room, bathroom, etc...
ReplyDeleteThese look amazing! First place to install is the back hall so the kitchen light doesn't have to stay on all night!
ReplyDeleteThese sound great! So simple, so smart! My 'need a night light' kids would appreciate these, as would guests since there are not usually enough night lights in the bathrooms and halls because they are in the kids rooms!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I'd put it in our laundry room/mudroom/back door entryway. Probably in the kitchen too since, of course, the light switch is on the opposite side everyone enters at night.
ReplyDeleteI would install them in my kitchen and stairs.
ReplyDeleteI'd start with my boys' rooms, then the hallway, then the bathrooms. And... I could go on and on. These are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteJust liked on facebook!
ReplyDeleteWould be great for the stairs descending into our garage. It is pitch black unless the bonus room light is on. No windows up there either, so when I say pitch black, I mean it!!!
ReplyDeletehallway for sure!
ReplyDeleteI would put them by the stairs and the hallway. I am always worried about someone getting up during the night and falling down the stairs. These are great!
ReplyDeleteThis would totally go in the hallway. I have a 4 year old and 2 year old who both like to wander out in the wee hours of the morning sometimes. This would be great!
ReplyDeleteI think it would be great for my stair case and also in my basement hall. THanks for the chance!
ReplyDeletePinned it...thank you!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! I think I'd out the first one in my Sister's stocking. I'd save one for my someday nursery and I'm sure I'd find a place for the others. Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI would give to my aging parents as they have to get up often at night. perfect for them!
ReplyDeleteThe bathroom ad the dark dark hall leading to the bathroom!!! Oh I hope I win!!
ReplyDeleteLove these! We would put these in the hallway of the new house we are moving into next week!! They would really help the kiddos learn their way around! Thanks
ReplyDeleteI also shared on Pinterest!
ReplyDeleteIn the hallway on the way to the bathroom!
ReplyDeleteLast winter, I had a terrible cough, so I gathered my pillow, cell phone (wake up alarm) and cough drops and headed down the hall to sleep in the other room. I tripped and landed on the top of my head since my hands were full and compressed several vertebrae in my neck. That caused me to visit the chiropractor a few times a week for several months.... Anyway, I would sure like to put a SnapRays Guidelight or 2 in the hall! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteIn the bathroom!
ReplyDeleteHi
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have these for my father who is 85 and has dementia. Because he has bladder control problems he's up several times during the night. He uses a flashlight now but often misplaces it. These would be great to install in his bedroom and the hallway.
Thanks for the give-away.
Gail in NH :)
This would be great for my folks!
ReplyDeleteFace booked and pinned
ReplyDeleteI'd put them in the hallway enroute to baby's room. So smart!
ReplyDeleteIn my son's nursery for light during midnight nursing sessions. Right now I have to turn on the bright hallway light outside.
ReplyDeleteAlong the pathway from our bedroom to the door that goes into our garage. My husband leaves for work while it's still dark every morning and I don't want him to trip over or bump into anything. I have a fewNight lights now but these would be so much better because they don't take up an outlet
ReplyDeleteI'd plug them in in my hallway!
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