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PHILIPS Decor Duramax Incandescent Light Bulb.

PHILIPS Decor Duramax Incandescent Light Bulb. Ideal for bathroom vanity strips or hanging pendants 

Find great deals at: http://www.bulbamerica.com/philips-40w-120v-g25-e26-decor-duramax-incandescent-light-bulb.html

By Victor | 16 August, 2013 | bathroom desig, Bulb, decor, Incandescent bulbs, Light, Lighting, Philips | 0 comments | Read more

The History of the Incandescent Light Bulb







History of the Incandescent light bulb
History of the Incandescent light bulb
History of the Incandescent light bulb
History of the Incandescent light bulb
History of the Incandescent light bulb
Ever wonder how the light bulb has evolved overtime? This Info- graphic depicts the evolution of the bulb from its early days to the bulb we all know and use today.

http://www.bulbamerica.com/history-of-incandescent-light-bulb
By Anonymous | 09 July, 2013 | BulbAmerica, Edison Bulb, Filaments, GE, Incandescent bulbs, Infographic, Light Bulbs, Lighting, Thomas Edison | 0 comments | Read more

My Switch from Incandescent to LED bulbs

My Switch from Incandescent to LED



Moving is never easy, especially when faced with the task of decorating a new home. The decisions of what color to paint each room, what kind of furniture to buy, what kind of tile to lay, among more plagued me day in and day out. Believe it or not one of the hardest decisions I faced was what type of light bulbs to install. I did extensive research online, talked...
By Gabby | 01 July, 2013 | Cost, Efficiency, Environment, Incandescent bulbs, LED, Lighting | 0 comments | Read more

Finding the Right Color Temperature

Finding the Right Color Temperature

Color Temperature

What is color temperature and is it important when searching for a light bulb?


The Color Temperature of a bulb describes the color of light emitted from the bulb. Colors range from “warm”, which occurs at around 2700 Kelvins, to “cool bluish” which occurs at around 5000 Kelvins.


How do you know what color temperature is best for you?


2700K-3000K: This color...
By Gabby | 01 July, 2013 | Bulbs, color temperature, Efficiency, Incandescent bulbs, kelvin color, Lighting | 0 comments | Read more
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