Trouble shooting ~ If you're using high quality glow in the dark stars, charging them with daylight/sunlight and a quick top up at night with a bright room light is usually enough for a bright glow. Here are a few extra tips if you run into trouble: ☀️  DARKEN THE ROOM Make sure the room is dark for viewing, moon light or street light flooding in from the windows can wash out the glow. ☀️  USE EXTRA LIGHT IN DIM ROOMS Basements/darker rooms will need a bright room light to compensate, use a bright room light and get direct light on the mural. Use lights like UV tubes, CFLs, Fluorescent tubes or floor lamps angled at the ceiling. You can also use...

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