Re: [GBlist] need help finding smart light bulbs

["Baye Hunter" <bhunter@ica.net>]

Also, buy bulbs that are less than the maximum wattage listed on the lamp or
housing, and smaller than the housing so that air can circulate around the
bulb and it keep cool. Many bulbs burn out when they are over-heated.
B. Hunter

----- Original Message -----
From: "Sacie H Lambertson" <dlambert@grasshoppernet.com>
To: "E. Beal" <eojb@visn.net>
Cc: <greenbuilding@crest.org>
Sent: Friday, December 28, 2001 6:34 PM
Subject: Re: [GBlist] need help finding smart light bulbs


> Ellen, it is very easy to find fluorescent lamps (light bulbs) that screw
> in; any hardware or grocery store should have them   The big discount
> stores, Sams in my area, sell GE lamps for 4/$19.  The best buy I've seen
> so far is from IKEA where they are $2.50 each.  Do not buy the brand
> 'Lights of America' as they are known to burn out quickly.  Stick to name
> brands, Phillips, Sylvania, GE.  Sacie Lambertson
>
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