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We have used every brand available including Phillips. The CFLs don't last; the incandescents work reliably. As for the quality of electrical power - that's in
by giardini 14y ago
We have used every brand available including Phillips. The CFLs don't last; the incandescents work reliably. As for the quality of electrical power - that's in the hands of the power company.
We returned bulbs on warranty but, seriously, if you're spending money/time driving to/from Home Depot to get replacement CFL bulbs on a warranty instead of buying cheap incandescent bulbs that work, you are suboptimizing.
- chaostheory 14y ago> The CFLs don't last Then go with LEDs then. They still save you money in the long run. > if you're spending money/time driving to/from Home Depot to get replacement CFL bulbs on a warranty instead of buying cheap incandescent bulbs that work, you are suboptimizing. How is it sub-optimal? Aren't you driving even more to and from Home Depot buying new incandescent bulbs?
- giardini 14y agoHave you priced LEDs? They'll likely be stolen more frequently than CFLs and at significantly greater cost (they are very distinctive and easily-recognized). Incandescent bulbs last years; CFLs don't. I save money and time buying incandescents instead of CFLs.