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For bathroom lighting at night, red would be ideal. You can see but it won't really wake you up.
by ams6110 10y ago
For bathroom lighting at night, red would be ideal. You can see but it won't really wake you up.
- _ph_ 10y agoThis is where smart lightbulbs - like the Hue - are great. The allow to tune the color temperature and the brightness according to the situation. In my bathroom at night, the light comes on only to 50% and at a much warmer tone. For my living room, I have a pure dark red setting, whenever I plan to do some stargazing.
- err4nt 10y agoI have migraines and I use Hue to control temperature. I find the cooler the light (blue, white) the easier it is on my headaches, where the warmer (yellow, orange) light makes me feel like I'm squinting, or in a daze and not fully awake. With Hue I can change just the area of the house I'm in to cool white and my wife can have her yellow warm glow everywhere else.
- adrianN 10y agoI light my apartment with red or orange LED strips in the evenings. It's much easier on the eyes.
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- kakarot 10y agoI use UV for my lighting because red/orange tends to be too bright for me. I do wonder if this has negative effects on my quality of sleep though.