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Suburban survival skill #204
When you buy fluorescent bulbs to replace the incandescent ones in
your lamps and fixtures, keep the box and receipt. They're guaranteed for years on end--but I've had three or four fail within 18 months. -- bruce The dignified don't even enter in the game. -- The Jam |
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Suburban survival skill #204
On Dec 7, 3:52 pm, The Sanity Inspector wrote:
When you buy fluorescent bulbs to replace the incandescent ones in your lamps and fixtures, keep the box and receipt. They're guaranteed for years on end--but I've had three or four fail within 18 months. -- bruce The dignified don't even enter in the game. -- The Jam hey..thanks for a common sense tip...I have been wanting to swich my lights over..I know I need to...just giving it the proper time and priority has been my drawback..... any thing i should look for when buying? |
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Suburban survival skill #204
On Dec 7, 6:58 pm, Roof Time Cincinnati wrote:
On Dec 7, 3:52 pm, TheSanity wrote: When you buy fluorescent bulbs to replace the incandescent ones in your lamps and fixtures, keep the box and receipt. They're guaranteed for years on end--but I've had three or four fail within 18 months. -- bruce The dignified don't even enter in the game. -- The Jam hey..thanks for a common sense tip...I have been wanting to swich my lights over..I know I need to...just giving it the proper time and priority has been my drawback..... any thing i should look for when buying? Yes, make sure you like the light they give off. We got a pack from Lowe's, I think it was, and the light gave off a cold blueish tone-- made the house look like a 1980s science fiction movie! We took them back for a refund, and bought another pack elsewhere. It will take a few minutes for the bulbs to warm up, so don't panic if they seem dim at first. But once they're fired up they should have a warm tone like an incandescent, just not as harsh. -- bruce The dignified don't even enter in the game. -- The Jam |
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Suburban survival skill #204
On Dec 7, 3:52 pm, The Sanity Inspector wrote:
When you buy fluorescent bulbs to replace the incandescent ones in your lamps and fixtures, [...] Why would anyone want to do that??? You're not one of those AlphaGore cult-twits, are you? Saving the world one bulb at a time? |
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Suburban survival skill #204
Bawana wrote:
On Dec 7, 3:52 pm, The Sanity Inspector wrote: When you buy fluorescent bulbs to replace the incandescent ones in your lamps and fixtures, [...] Why would anyone want to do that??? You're not one of those AlphaGore cult-twits, are you? Saving the world one bulb at a time? CFL's save money. Al Gore, asshole as he is, has nothing to do with it ;( Frank |
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