'Honey - I ruined the house' or something similar..

Showed some bathroom lighting for about 350 quid that allowed you to
change the colour of the lights at the flick of a switch. It looked
quite effective.
Anybody know what it was or how it worked?

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Showed some bathroom lighting for about 350 quid that allowed you to
change the colour of the lights at the flick of a switch. It looked
quite effective.
Anybody know what it was or how it worked?

Didn't see it, but the obvious way would be with LEDs. These are available
in the three primary colours and would be the most efficient way of doing
it. I think. ;-)

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Dave Plowman London SW
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mmmm- maybe. It appeared to be a very intense light tho' - not at all
'wishy-washy' - much brighter than you might expect to get with LEDs

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mmmm- maybe. It appeared to be a very intense light tho' - not at all
'wishy-washy' - much brighter than you might expect to get with LEDs

LEDs are a lot brighter now than they used to be, Grandad

Si

Showed some bathroom lighting for about 350 quid that allowed you to
change the colour of the lights at the flick of a switch. It looked
quite effective.
Anybody know what it was or how it worked?


try the web site...
http://www.channel4.com/4homes/ontv/honey_i_ruined/

there are suppliers listed for each episode

wrote:
'Honey - I ruined the house' or something similar..

Showed some bathroom lighting for about 350 quid that allowed you to
change the colour of the lights at the flick of a switch. It looked
quite effective.
Anybody know what it was or how it worked?

I'll do you a deal,at 170GBP supplied and fitted.

/me looks in loft for disco lights

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Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite

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'Honey - I ruined the house' or something similar..

Showed some bathroom lighting for about 350 quid that allowed you to
change the colour of the lights at the flick of a switch. It looked
quite effective.
Anybody know what it was or how it worked?

She spent a hell of a lot, £35,000, when all the house needed was
redecorating and a wardrobe fitted. They didn't need an entirely new
kitchen, and moving the kitchen to the front? Just madness I tell you.

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mmmm- maybe. It appeared to be a very intense light tho' - not at all
'wishy-washy' - much brighter than you might expect to get with LEDs

If you spend enough, you get lots and lots of LEDs.
However, for a more limited range of colour variation, pure
red/green/blue fluorescants are available, which can be independntly
dimmed.

www.led-lightbulbs.co.uk is one supplier but there are a number around.

wrote:
'Honey - I ruined the house' or something similar..

Showed some bathroom lighting for about 350 quid that allowed you to
change the colour of the lights at the flick of a switch. It looked
quite effective.
Anybody know what it was or how it worked?

You could try: http://www.fancylighting.com/acatalog/ColourMaster.html
for a complete LED kit. Not tried them mind.

Andrew