Comments on: Great idea comes to “light”

By: kelley

kelley — Sun, 12 Sep 2010 05:40:43 +0000

No government has mandated fluorescent bulbs. Only two sentences into the article, and the lying has already started. How can one assume there is truth in the other statements?

The manufacture of certain incandescent bulbs have been outlawed in some countries, and the United States will eventually catch up. But not all incandescent bulbs have been outlawed and no law has passed requiring you to buy fluorescent anywhere.

I certainly hope I’m right about this, or I may be very embarrassed one day.

“What are you in for?” “Life – I murdered 3 people.”
“What are you in for?” “20 years – I raped a college girl.”
“What are you in for?” “10 years – used a candle.”

By: newson

newson — Sat, 08 May 2010 13:25:16 +0000

in australia, incandescent bulbs have been phased out. wait for the emergency when the new bulbs leach mercury into the water table.

By: cret

cret — Wed, 05 May 2010 06:01:45 +0000

im not sure about other variables. maybe exceitement about the test dwindled after the first run unless the flouro light was used first. maybe excitement grew after the first test…????

i like the cfl bulbs. the soft white 2700k make a nice mellow-yellow glow.
teh 6000k plus cfls aare good for distinguishig black and dark navy colors…and good for food cooking.

i use incandescent bulbs in a lava lamp and in the oven.

but the cfls stay cool use less energy and i have no problem with the light choices. low kelvin or daylight kelvin depending on need.

By: Telpeurion

Telpeurion — Wed, 05 May 2010 04:40:33 +0000

A new study shows that people do more work in the sun than they do during a full moon.