Anyone still able to buy these (old incandescent type), none here in B&Q, Asda etc ??
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try woolworthsOriginally posted by Chantho View PostAnyone still able to buy these (old incandescent type), none here in B&Q, Asda etc ??
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Eco Terrorist alert!Originally posted by Chantho View PostAnyone still able to buy these (old incandescent type), none here in B&Q, Asda etc ??
You'll make the planet too hot and we'll all die from heat exhaustion.
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yeah, lets make the b@stards freeze in the darkOriginally posted by _V_ View PostEco Terrorist alert!
You'll make the planet too hot and we'll all die from heat exhaustion.
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I bought some in Homebase a few weeks ago - wife doesn't like the CFL energy saving type - but the ones I got were a new type that are actually halogen in a normal fitting/bulb that use 30% less energy and last longer too.This default font is sooooooooooooo boring and so are short usernamesComment
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all traditional light bulbs will be banned in the next 4 years and 150W bulbs are banned from next jan
God I'm dull
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Can you get dimmable energy saving bulbs?
What about LED bulbs, can a normal dimmer switch dim these?First Law of Contracting: Only the strong surviveComment
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I think these were 8 or 11 Watt. But I agree, the light isn't the same quality as an incandescent.Originally posted by zeitghostYes. Just as well really, since it takes about 5 "20W" 100W equivalent CFLs to produce as much light as a 100W proper bulb.Comment
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You won't need to!Originally posted by _V_ View PostCan you get dimmable energy saving bulbs?
What about LED bulbs, can a normal dimmer switch dim these?Public Service Posting by the BBC - Bloggs Bulls**t Corp.
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