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Cor blimey, strike a light guv'nor!
- Thread starter Cormac135
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If you take a look at the fine print on the package it will say "based on 3 hours use a day it is expected to last" 15 years. The CFL's said the same thing.
I still have a mixture of bulbs in my house. I have a couple of rooms that I only go into once a month or so. So they still have the old incandescent bulbs. I still have several CFL bulbs around the house. I have put in LED bulbs in locations that I keep the light for several hours at a time every day like a couple hallways, my TV/computer room, and the kitchen. The package says using the bulb 3 hours a day for a year I would spend 10 cents for the whole year.
I used to have CFL's for exterior lights but changed them to LED. Mainly because if it is really cold the CFL took a minute or two to get up to full brightness. The LED's don't have that problem. When we are having a snow storm or blizzard I like to turn on the outside LED's (that are extra bright -- over 3 times as bright as a old style 80 watt bulb) and leave them on for hours at a time. And I don't feel guilty about "wasting" electricity.
I used to have CFL's for exterior lights but changed them to LED. Mainly because if it is really cold the CFL took a minute or two to get up to full brightness. The LED's don't have that problem. When we are having a snow storm or blizzard I like to turn on the outside LED's (that are extra bright -- over 3 times as bright as a old style 80 watt bulb) and leave them on for hours at a time. And I don't feel guilty about "wasting" electricity.