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So the technology of LED lighting has evolved far enough to start changing lights in homes to these new products. The cost on the initial buy is still high but the savings on your electricity bills should quickly offset the cost on the high running lights in your homes.
Have you started to switch the lights in your home to LED Lights ? http://usnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news/20...earth-day?lite |
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I have cfl's in most of my lights now. The exceptions are basement and any outside lights. By the time they quit I hope the LED ones are affordable. I will not buy bulbs that are not made in America anymore. Have 4 cases of incandescent bulb in 3 different wattages for use around the farm that were all made in America.
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So the technology of LED lighting has evolved far enough to start changing lights in homes to these new products. The cost on the initial buy is still high but the savings on your electricity bills should quickly offset the cost on the high running lights in your homes. What percentage of energy use in the home is used for lighting? What is the return on investment switching over to LED's? |
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Something I don't know and didn't see it in the article. All I know is that soon enough the old bulbs will no longer be available as for sure they are really bad on consumption and that CFL's are full of mercury and for your health in general.. |
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I have went to LED flashlights lol..but not the house yet.
I wasnt impressed with LED lights for a long time,,they have come along ways and the light is now white I do have those spiral energy savers bulbs...I can see better with those that the filament style bulbs. May play around with LED for one room or something soon |
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I have went to LED flashlights lol..but not the house yet. The last two years has created a whole new world for LEDs.. People learned the hard way that you need to keep the die as cool as possible to make it last its full potential.. Those who buy from a cheap Chinese manufacturer will only get what they pay for at this point in time.. Those spiral ones are CFLs and what is bad for your health. To be quite honest, you would be far better with the old incandescent lights than those.. Not to mention the mercury in them.. Think about the first set of Christmas LED lights that came out and how crappy they were.. They have evolved into quite a great product since and are no longer a novelty.. I remember my electricity bills jumping from $150.00 in November to $275.00 December with the old lights.. Once I switched to the good LED Christmas Lights I left them all all night and my bill barely went up my $35.00 if that much. |
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So the technology of LED lighting has evolved far enough to start changing lights in homes to these new products. The cost on the initial buy is still high but the savings on your electricity bills should quickly offset the cost on the high running lights in your homes. |
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