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Hi everyone,
Ive painted a few rooms with a paint that under daylight is a lovely warm happy yellow colour. Under energy saving bulbs it looks the brightest day glow yellow you can ever imagine :-) We like the colour, and I'm not inclined to paint three rooms again, but was thinking that a bulb that gave a more "natural" light spectrum would hopefully make the paint look more normal at night. Anyone got at suggestions for a source of bayonet ended bulbs with a more natural spectrum? I've had a look online but most sources are either in china, or via eBay, which I'd like to avoid unless I am pointed towards a particular seller or brand that is good. Thanks in advance for your help m |
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