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I have never paid more than $1 for a standard CFL in the past 3 years... I've gone to my local hardware store several times and replaced all of my bulbs, but no

by pitdesi 15y ago

I have never paid more than $1 for a standard CFL in the past 3 years... I've gone to my local hardware store several times and replaced all of my bulbs, but none of them cost more than $1. Here's a 2-pack at Lowes for $0.98: http://www.lowes.com/pd_20845-371-60038_0__?productId=1233525&Ntt=cfl&pl=1&currentURL=%2Fpl__0__s%3FNtt%3Dcfl&facetInfo= http://www.lowes.com/pd_20845-371-60038_0__?productId=123352... Dimmable ones have cost me $5.

anigbrowl 15y ago
You are right. I mixed up my memory of the prices from the last time I bought specialist bulbs, because I was putting them in regular lamps.
- anigbrowl 15y ago
  After stopping by a store yesterday and remembering I meant to get some lightbulbs, it turns out I was right after all. Incandescent bulbs are <$1 each, but CFLs start around $5. (Walgreens) Also, your link to Loews shows two CFL bulbs for $4.98, not $0.98. If that was a troll, then well-played; otherwise, it's time to visit the optometrist.