Replacement for ‘boob’ lights.

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Anonymous wrote:We replaced ours with ones like these.

https://www.potterybarn.com/m/products/mccarthy-bronze-flushmount/?cm_cat=Google&sku=1526929®ion_id=477340&catalogId=84&cm_ite=1526929&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4q_62rKf7gIVCjiGCh29gQB9EAQYAyABEgIafvD_BwE&cm_ven=PLA&cm_pla=Lighting%20%3e%20Flush%20Mounts

https://www.lampsplus.com/sfp/2N838/?cm_mmc=GOM-SH-_-NA-_-NA-_-2N838&sourceid=DFGPM2N838&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI1Kji8bKf7gIVhcqGCh2McA81EAQYJSABEgIKAPD_BwE

pottery barn one could be called male genitalia light

Ummm, no. No one sees what you are seeing.

I have so many questions if someone thinks this is phallic.

I see it too. I always do with edison bulbs- especially sconces if the fixture curves.

It’s the Edison bulbs.
These are going to be dated very quickly.
We replaced ours with recessed can lighting and did away with fixtures.

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Omg I never knew they were called boob lights, but lying awake at night that was all I could see in our former house. I thought it was just me.

Funny thing is, we bought a new house and was able to pick the fixtures. DH insisted on getting the same lights as our last house (I guess I know why now). Our master bedroom now has a ceiling fan do different fixture but every other room in our new home has these.

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We bought a house to rent out and need to replace 20+ of these. Need budget options.

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Anonymous wrote:We bought a house to rent out and need to replace 20+ of these. Need budget options.

Same PP... only replacing because they are shiny brass and we are changing out door knobs as well ; otherwise would be okay

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replace the boob with a can...

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Anonymous wrote:Boob lights? You learn something new everyday 🙂

Here is the quintessential boob light. Nipple and all.

This is hilarious! I never knew they were called boob lights.

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Whatever you install if this is a hall light you turn on a lot, DO NOT replace it with an LED light fixture. They are programmed to burn for a certain number of hours. You don't know if you're going to get 6K hours or 3K before it slowly fades, then nothing. Now you have to get up on your ladder, turn of the circuit, take the whole fixture out and replace.

I replaced a hall light with one of these, looks nice and sleek, loved the ambient light. I would keep it on when I (used to) go to work so at least one light would be on when I arrived home late or my daughter is out late. It lasted 2 years then slowly faded last year while WFH. Can't just unscrew the cover and replace the bulbs.

It's still there. I finally found a fixture similar that i will need to install - that takes bulbs LED if I want to, and I can replace when they blow.

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I am in process of switching these out in my home also, just a word of advice, check the mount size (the bit that connects to the ceiling) our 1960’s lights are all way bigger than a lot of the modern replacements and so some ceiling repair was required.


Wayfair also has a good selection fwiw.

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I did a mix of recessed lights and flush mount fixtures.