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2012 then only energy saving light bulbs are allowed to be sold
@tinkerbell wrote:
However, fears have been raised over suggestions that low-energy bulbs can trigger skin rashes, migraines and epilepsy.
I’d love to see that proved.
Stand under one for a few hours and then see what happens.. :lol:
Low-energy bulbs make great sense – using a fraction of the electricity and lasting many times longer than conventional bulbs. Nearly all the bulbs in my house are low-energy and have been for years. I think one or two are still ones we brought with us from our previous house over 10 years ago.
But when conventional bulbs are phased out, I worry that manufacturers of low-energy bulbs will deleiberately reduce their lifespan so we have to buy replacements more often.
What do you do with the low energy bulbs once they pop their clogs though. I suspect most do what they’d do with ordinary bulbs
im gunna build an underground bulb factory and sell em on e bay in brown paper wrappers. :lol:
Actually bulbs are supposed to go underground where they grow into daffs or tulips or snowdrops or them horrible hyacinths, technically speaking the’re lamps :P
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Well it’s nearly Spring so bulbs are all the rage right now.
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