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Very dim bulbs for wall lights?
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Get some energy saving ones. Most are so dim you will barely be able to see a thing, & will soon be asking us where the best place to get reading glasses are
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I have 40w candle bulbs in my 3 wall lights and find them really dim. It's probably because i've got daylight bulbs in the kitchen and they have white light, not the horrible yellow that's in the livingroom.0
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I've got a 10 watt bulb in a Moroccan lantern, so 'really dim' does exist!
I find my local electrical shop, rather than one of the big stores, is great for 'unusual' bulbs."I'm ready for my close-up Mr. DeMille...."0 -
You can get 1W led based bulbs for this type of application, plus as they're LED they last 50k hours.
http://www.rapidonline.com/productinfo.aspx?tier1URL=Electrical-Power&tier2URL=Elect-Prod-Lighting&tier3URL=Lighting&tier4URL=1W-LED-Comfort-lamp&moduleno=734660
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