Ways to save money for your vacation... (3/4)

We did too...significantly! They are expensive upfront but well worth it. I just wish they had different ones for my open chandiliers.

PM,do you know if they have ones for dimmers?? We have 2 dimmer switches, but can't find any bulbs that work with a dimmer....grrrr

I have no idea. My dad would know...anything to save half a penny with him. I ask him.

I have a real sensitivity to Flourescent bulbs. I'll get migraines really quickly if subjected to a predominate fluorescent lighting scheme.

In my office, I'll work with the lights off over working with the fluorescent bulbs on.

I heard on my Daily Giz Wiz podcast (a Leo Laporte podcast that showcases unique tech gadgets) about a company that is making LED bulbs to use instead of the fluorescents. I'll probably give them a try instead. I know LED lighting works for me because it's not so blue.

They also have a long lifespan as well and supposedly use less electricity than fluorescents, but cost a bit more but also have a longer lifespan.

Plus, they have different light bulb configurations (flood, spot, lamp, etc).

Here is the link that was provided on the podcast:
www.ccrane.com/lights/index.aspx

LED lights are awesome and are becoming affordable... BTW, you will not find those energy efficient bulbs that can dim... they are mini florescent and you can't dim current to florescent.

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