On Mon, 02 May 2011 09:48:09 +1000, Phil Allison wrote:

"Meat Plow"

** A CLF that genuinely replaces a 100W bulb cost at lot more than
$2.50 where I live.

Even a "no brand" 27W CFL ( direct from China import ) sells for $ 8
to $10 each.

I worked out long ago that the break even point for a CFL occurs at
about 1000 hours - but only about half of them make it that long
,without dying or losing almost half their light output.


http://www.homedepot.com/

EcoSmart 27-Watt (100W) Daylight CFL Light Bulb (2-Pack) Model #
ES5M827250K Internet # 100677481 Store SKU # 599526


$3.97

** Says $5.97 when I look.

Plus delivery.

Says $3.97 when I look. Less than $2.00 each. You called Sommerwick a liar
when he said they cost less than $2.50 each. I proved they did.


EcoSmart
23-Watt (100W) Soft White CFL Light Bulbs (4-Pack)

** 23W CFL does not " genuinely replace" a 100W bulb.

That's your opinion. Mine is a 23 watt does in fact "genuinely"
replace a 100 watt incadescent.


$3.97

** Says $7.97 when I look.

Plus delivery.

Say $3.97 when i look. You called Sommerwick a liar when he said they
cost less than $2.50. Here they cost less than $1.00 each.

You a bigger liar than Sommer****** or is he a bigger one than you ??

Phil, you are the most crooked poster here in SEC. Don't try to back pedal
your way out of this, the prices don't lie and your opinion about a 23
watt CFL not being a "genuine replacement" for a 100 watt incandescent
is just obfuscated bull****.



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