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All in Light Bulbs
From some last-minute holiday lighting tips to how LED lights are helping astronauts sleep, this week's issue of Light Post has some fun lighting stories.
If a CFL in your home breaks, what do you do? You don't need to call a hazmat team, but you will need to follow these 4 tips for your safety.
It is unlikely that fluorescent lighting would ever expose a person to an amount of the neurotoxin sufficient to cause physiological harm.
Watch a comparison video of how four different types of light bulbs stack up.
The lowly incandescent isn't just the less-efficient alternative to modern bulbs, it is oftentimes the only bulb available for many everyday applications.
We tested four brands of CFL bulbs to see how long you have to wait for full brightness. The results may surprise you.
The signature glow produced by black lights requires two separate things: A source of ultraviolet light and a surface coated with UV-reactive phosphors.
Production of the hormone responsible for sleepiness, melatonin, can be suppressed by light. But what about blue light specifically?
Bug lights do not kill bugs, nor do bug lights repel bugs. Bug lights simply attract fewer bugs than other light bulbs.
Reasons to buy 130 Volt light bulbs explained by the expert writers of the 1000Bulbs.com lighting blog.
While we will always need light, could it be possible that in the quest to create the "perfect" light bulb, a bulb isn't what we are looking for at all?
What is an IR Halogen, and how does it save energy? The expert staff at 1000Bulbs.com answer this and more on the lighting blog.
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