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GU10 50w Halogen bulbs £2 !!
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I'd have to drive to Poundland, this way the postie does all the work
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12 in the kitchen, 10 in the utility room, 7 in the bathrooms.
No dimmer, What are you doing to these bulbs ?
When I first moved in I was expecting a regular bill for replacements and I was shocked how much they are.0 -
I get mine from Asda for £1.98 each.0
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" Moved in August 2002, have 29 50W GU10's, Never had to replace one !! "
clearly .. we don't eat as many carrots as you !!If only everything in life was as reliable...AS ME !!
robowen 5/6/2005©
''Never take an idiot anywhere with you. You'll always find one when you get there.''0 -
These bulbs are usually dirt cheap in Ikea. Can't remember the price but was impressed.Middlers0
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went to ikea last week sure the gu10 bulbs are about £2 eachMiddlers wrote:These bulbs are usually dirt cheap in Ikea. Can't remember the price but was impressed.0 -
Wonder if your bulbs were still 'D' usage on the rear of pack.We got some recently from the 99p stores and they seem to be fine.Unsure if they will work any cheaper or longer than the higher priced ones.You do have to check that they have the silver fully intact though.Interested to read that Poundland are doing two GU10.I thought they only had 12v low voltage available.satan666wayne wrote:went to ikea last week sure the gu10 bulbs are about £2 each0 -
satan666wayne wrote:went to ikea last week sure the gu10 bulbs are about £2 each
Hmmm - I'm sure they were about £1.30 each when I bought my spares (that I've not needed and now am moving out)There are 10 types of people in the world, those that understand binary and those that don't
In many cases it helps if you say where you are - someone with local knowledge might be able to give local specifics rather than general advice0 -
maybe £1.30ish just that they are more than i paid the week before off the net.Hunnymonster wrote:Hmmm - I'm sure they were about £1.30 each when I bought my spares (that I've not needed and now am moving out)0
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