I love that they are closing all of the loopholes at the start - can’t raise the cost of the replacement parts over time, have to deliver them within a defined

I love that they are closing all of the loopholes at the start - can’t raise the cost of the replacement parts over time, have to deliver them within a defined timeframe, etc. Combine that with meaningful penalties for non-compliance and I’m sure there are a lot of executives cursing. I’d love to see the same thing applied to lightbulbs - instead of throwing away the entire bulb because 1/n leds have failed, be able to replace the failed led. I’ve seen a number of YouTube videos where a guy tears down “burnt out” led bulbs and every time he’ll find a single led that is dead or dying and he’ll bypass it and the bulb works fine. However he usually destroys the plastic bulb piece getting it open - would be great if those screwed or snapped on.