I rather like the slow ramp-up in the bathroom, first thing in the
morning -- the bulbs still wake up faster than I do.
Another I don't really like is they take a few minutes to reach full
brightness -- turning on my kitchen lights, which are still mostly CF
floods in recessed ceiling cans I
John Robbins [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When I bought my house I replaced all of them with CF... so I don't
have a $$ savings comparison, but I think I've only had one or two
go out. Its been 2 years so far.
What brand do you buy? I have a few (flood-light style) that have
lasted for a
This is what I am waiting for, Nanotech stuff.
That bigger picture soon will be clearer: PolyBrite plans to begin shipping
white LED bulbs to light up homes, offices, street lamps, theaters, hotels,
you name it. Scianna said the LED bulbs are far more energy efficient than
traditional
