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Default Fixing a lamp

On Sunday, February 20, 2011 10:30:03 AM UTC-8, Larry Jaques wrote:


7. One of these with 13w CFLs inside. Halogens use 150, 300, or 500w
This costs $9. ROI: less than a month for a 500w torchiere.


There is no ROI if you use electric heat in the home.

Paul

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