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  1. 15-05-2008, 04:28 PM #11
    Corabar Steve
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    He could be, it's hard to tell.

    I'm not drinking him either.
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  2. 15-05-2008, 04:47 PM #12
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    I've been replacing all the lightbulbs in the house with energy saving bulbs too, and I've not had to change any of them again, and the electricity used for lighting is a fifth/sixth of what it used to be! It's a no-brainer really
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    Quote Originally Posted by Corabar Steve View Post
    Having put energy saving lightbulbs in every fixture in the house a few weeks ago, I was somewhat annoyed to find one of the two in the recessed kitchen lights had already gone by yesterday.

    So up on the stool today to change it (*insert how many DJs does it take to change a lightbulb joke here*), only to find it wouldn't come out of the fitting.

    I eventually managed to remove the bulb from the ceiling (after going into the loft to see if there was anything could be done from that end, only to find that my access to the fitting I wanted to get to barred by a load of joists) to find the actual lamp holder was broken.

    I eventually managed to get both the lamp & holder back into place, only to have the other one drop out.

    I am not a happy bunny. I've decided not to do anything else today & I'm about to have a beer.
    And the moral of this story...

    ...don't fit "energy saving" light bulbs, as I believe I said about a year ago!
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  5. 15-05-2008, 06:01 PM #15
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    Also they aint anykinder to the enviroment if you were to brake one!
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    Quote Originally Posted by BeerFunk View Post
    It's a no-brainer really

    Grrrrr......

    See other thread
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    Quote Originally Posted by CB Entertainments View Post
    Also they aint anykinder to the enviroment if you were to brake one!
    I'm impressed Callum.

    I assume you know they contain poisonous Mercury vapour then, and for that reason should not be put into landfill sites, which begs the question:

    What do people do with them when the pack up?

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  8. 15-05-2008, 11:00 PM #18
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    Your local recycaling point...
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    Quote Originally Posted by CB Entertainments View Post
    Your local recycaling point...
    That's what people SHOULD do with them, but in reality I wonder what they WILL do?

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    Smash em and bin them Or do what i do take the stuff inside them out and use them for other projects.
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