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What kind of light bulbs do you buy?

beer

Lifer
I just dropped about forty bucks on a handful of CFLs and I'm wondering if I'm just weird.....

...this is for your typical living areas. Beds and baths and such.
 
since costco has been carrying cheap compact flourescents, i buy those

before that, whatever cheap incadescent i could get from wal-mart/home depot
 
cf's from ikea. decent prices there. plus they got the little weenie screw ones for their lamps.
bathrooms use the ge ones with blue tint ..reveal i think
 
Originally posted by: FoBoT
since costco has been carrying cheap compact flourescents, i buy those

before that, whatever cheap incadescent i could get from wal-mart/home depot

What does CostCo charge for something like a 16W or 25W CFL?
 
I hate CFL because I cannot stand that they just don't produce a natural looking light. Incadescent are much better for reading and anything requiring extended use of the light source.

I usually stick to GE soft white bulbs. Somtimes I go for philips.
 
Originally posted by: beer
Originally posted by: FoBoT
since costco has been carrying cheap compact flourescents, i buy those

before that, whatever cheap incadescent i could get from wal-mart/home depot

What does CostCo charge for something like a 16W or 25W CFL?

FEIT 8 pack of 13W, 900 Lumens, 10,000 ALH
they had like a $4 off coupon a couple weeks ago, i think they go for ~$15 a pack normal price
 
yea the incadescents are only intially cheap. the cf's just use less and last so much longer. ikea has tons of the smaller ones for cheap, good for making combinations of task lighting/ambient. better then a single glaring shadow making source of light
 
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