What's Wrong With Some Energy Efficient Light Bulbs?
Everyone is interested in saving a few dollars, it's just
who we are and we can't seem to get away from it. We often work hard for
our money and when a new product comes out, that guarantees we will save
a certain amount of money, we are all over it.
What about energy-efficient light bulbs and are they really worth the
money. I would imagine by now, almost everyone reading this article has
bought an energy-efficient light bulb and is either happy with them or
disappointed with them, but rarely are they doing in a satisfactory job
of the old incandescent light bulbs.
Have you ever really checked to see how much money you were saving?
After you installed these 100% energy-saving products that are about to
revolutionize the lighting industry, did you ever take the time to check
your utility bills to see if you were actually saving any money at all.
Besides the fact, that no one ever takes the time to see if these
energy-saving products are actually saving you money, do they actually
last longer or put out the same amount of light that a incandescent
light bulb of their equivalent wattage does.
Here's what I think is wrong with these new energy-efficient light
bulbs. They don't seem to put off as much light as an incandescent light
bulb does of the same wattage. This means that I can't use them, inside
my house, if I need a lot of light in a certain room.
However, I do use them on the outside of the house, where a light might
need to stay on for long periods of time and not require, such a bright
light bulb, but I have never looked at my utility bills. What's wrong
with us?
I bought them a few years ago and now am back to using an incandescent
light bulbs. Hopefully they will work out some of these problems, so
that we can use them and save electricity, while effectively lighting
our home in the future.