Anonymous wrote:Where I don't have smart bulbs, I have these:

https://www.costco.com/feit-electric-60w-replacement-5-cct-led-a19-bulbs-18-pack.product.4000185963.html

You can select the color balance (whiteness) via a small switch on the side.

Anonymous wrote:OP, you can still buy incandescent lights in places, but most are 40Watt bulbs. Harder to find 60Watt incandescent, but if you look around you might still find plenty.

Anonymous wrote:OP, you can still buy incandescent lights in places, but most are 40Watt bulbs. Harder to find 60Watt incandescent, but if you look around you might still find plenty.

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Anonymous wrote:I am finally getting to the end of my stash of incandescent light bulbs. What —exactly— do I get now?

I have an internal hallway with ceiling fixtures. When I bought some bulbs that claimed to replace 60 watt bulbs, I ended up with dim, yellowish almost brownish light. I have lamps in the bedroom that use 3-way bulbs, and large round globe bulbs around the vintage mirror in the bathrooms. My biggest issue at the moment though is the hallway. I used to just grab 4 packs of GE lightbulbs, and all was well. Now I have no idea what brands are reliable and which ones aren’t, or what really replaces the old regular 60 watt bulbs.

Please help. An Amazon or other link with specifics would be great. Thank you!
Yes, this is a real plea. The hallway really is that bad now.

I am in the same boat.

I keep hoping that Trump will do the one executive order almost everyone can get behind, almost as popular as the banning of paper straws, the return of incandescent lightbulbs.

A girl can dream.

It would really mess with me, but I would actually thank Trump for the return of incandescent lightbulbs and the easy availability of Coke made with cane sugar. Wince.

Sorry, why would you want incandescent bulbs? I get that people didn't like the fluorescent they were pitching 10-15 years ago, but LEDs are phenomenal. If you have an LED that doesn't look exactly like how you want it, you've got the wrong LED. And they last forever. And they use less energy.

Also, you can get cola with cane sugar—Mexican coke is sold at the Giant and Balducci's has a case full of hippy-dippy no-corn-syrup softdrinks.

Leds are terrivle for your eyes.

They distort color, even the warm led lights.

Led Christmas lights are the worst.

Anonymous wrote:DP. Please do not fees the LED troll. They show up every time lighting gets discussed and post the same silliness.

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Anonymous wrote:I am finally getting to the end of my stash of incandescent light bulbs. What —exactly— do I get now?

I have an internal hallway with ceiling fixtures. When I bought some bulbs that claimed to replace 60 watt bulbs, I ended up with dim, yellowish almost brownish light. I have lamps in the bedroom that use 3-way bulbs, and large round globe bulbs around the vintage mirror in the bathrooms. My biggest issue at the moment though is the hallway. I used to just grab 4 packs of GE lightbulbs, and all was well. Now I have no idea what brands are reliable and which ones aren’t, or what really replaces the old regular 60 watt bulbs.

Please help. An Amazon or other link with specifics would be great. Thank you!
Yes, this is a real plea. The hallway really is that bad now.

I am in the same boat.

I keep hoping that Trump will do the one executive order almost everyone can get behind, almost as popular as the banning of paper straws, the return of incandescent lightbulbs.

A girl can dream.

It would really mess with me, but I would actually thank Trump for the return of incandescent lightbulbs and the easy availability of Coke made with cane sugar. Wince.

Sorry, why would you want incandescent bulbs? I get that people didn't like the fluorescent they were pitching 10-15 years ago, but LEDs are phenomenal. If you have an LED that doesn't look exactly like how you want it, you've got the wrong LED. And they last forever. And they use less energy.

Also, you can get cola with cane sugar—Mexican coke is sold at the Giant and Balducci's has a case full of hippy-dippy no-corn-syrup softdrinks.

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Anonymous wrote:I am finally getting to the end of my stash of incandescent light bulbs. What —exactly— do I get now?

I have an internal hallway with ceiling fixtures. When I bought some bulbs that claimed to replace 60 watt bulbs, I ended up with dim, yellowish almost brownish light. I have lamps in the bedroom that use 3-way bulbs, and large round globe bulbs around the vintage mirror in the bathrooms. My biggest issue at the moment though is the hallway. I used to just grab 4 packs of GE lightbulbs, and all was well. Now I have no idea what brands are reliable and which ones aren’t, or what really replaces the old regular 60 watt bulbs.

Please help. An Amazon or other link with specifics would be great. Thank you!
Yes, this is a real plea. The hallway really is that bad now.

I am in the same boat.

I keep hoping that Trump will do the one executive order almost everyone can get behind, almost as popular as the banning of paper straws, the return of incandescent lightbulbs.

A girl can dream.

It would really mess with me, but I would actually thank Trump for the return of incandescent lightbulbs and the easy availability of Coke made with cane sugar. Wince.

Sorry, why would you want incandescent bulbs? I get that people didn't like the fluorescent they were pitching 10-15 years ago, but LEDs are phenomenal. If you have an LED that doesn't look exactly like how you want it, you've got the wrong LED. And they last forever. And they use less energy.

Also, you can get cola with cane sugar—Mexican coke is sold at the Giant and Balducci's has a case full of hippy-dippy no-corn-syrup softdrinks.

Well, as my original post noted, I’m trying to find lightbulbs that are similar to the type of lighting that I’ve grown used to — using incandescent bulbs. So far I’ve been unsuccessful, so I’m asking for suggestions. I’m fine with using LED bulbs — and would appreciate any specific suggestions that you might have. The more specific the better.

Thanks for the heads up re: Giant and Balducci’s for the Mexican Coke! I’ll try a bigger suburban Giant. I have seen kosher for Passover Coke at the Giant I usually go to, but not the Mexican Coke. I’ll look harder, and also see if it’s something the smaller Giant can stock. (OP)

Anonymous wrote:Go to Ace.

Ask them what the equivalent is. Some dork will find it for you.

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Anonymous wrote:I am finally getting to the end of my stash of incandescent light bulbs. What —exactly— do I get now?

I have an internal hallway with ceiling fixtures. When I bought some bulbs that claimed to replace 60 watt bulbs, I ended up with dim, yellowish almost brownish light. I have lamps in the bedroom that use 3-way bulbs, and large round globe bulbs around the vintage mirror in the bathrooms. My biggest issue at the moment though is the hallway. I used to just grab 4 packs of GE lightbulbs, and all was well. Now I have no idea what brands are reliable and which ones aren’t, or what really replaces the old regular 60 watt bulbs.

Please help. An Amazon or other link with specifics would be great. Thank you!
Yes, this is a real plea. The hallway really is that bad now.

I am in the same boat.

I keep hoping that Trump will do the one executive order almost everyone can get behind, almost as popular as the banning of paper straws, the return of incandescent lightbulbs.

A girl can dream.

It would really mess with me, but I would actually thank Trump for the return of incandescent lightbulbs and the easy availability of Coke made with cane sugar. Wince.

Sorry, why would you want incandescent bulbs? I get that people didn't like the fluorescent they were pitching 10-15 years ago, but LEDs are phenomenal. If you have an LED that doesn't look exactly like how you want it, you've got the wrong LED. And they last forever. And they use less energy.

Also, you can get cola with cane sugar—Mexican coke is sold at the Giant and Balducci's has a case full of hippy-dippy no-corn-syrup softdrinks.

Well, as my original post noted, I’m trying to find lightbulbs that are similar to the type of lighting that I’ve grown used to — using incandescent bulbs. So far I’ve been unsuccessful, so I’m asking for suggestions. I’m fine with using LED bulbs — and would appreciate any specific suggestions that you might have. The more specific the better.

Thanks for the heads up re: Giant and Balducci’s for the Mexican Coke! I’ll try a bigger suburban Giant. I have seen kosher for Passover Coke at the Giant I usually go to, but not the Mexican Coke. I’ll look harder, and also see if it’s something the smaller Giant can stock. (OP)

I can’t emphasize how helpful the people at ACE can be. Tell them what you want - describe the look, they’ve got something for you.

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Anonymous wrote:I am finally getting to the end of my stash of incandescent light bulbs. What —exactly— do I get now?

I have an internal hallway with ceiling fixtures. When I bought some bulbs that claimed to replace 60 watt bulbs, I ended up with dim, yellowish almost brownish light. I have lamps in the bedroom that use 3-way bulbs, and large round globe bulbs around the vintage mirror in the bathrooms. My biggest issue at the moment though is the hallway. I used to just grab 4 packs of GE lightbulbs, and all was well. Now I have no idea what brands are reliable and which ones aren’t, or what really replaces the old regular 60 watt bulbs.

Please help. An Amazon or other link with specifics would be great. Thank you!
Yes, this is a real plea. The hallway really is that bad now.

I am in the same boat.

I keep hoping that Trump will do the one executive order almost everyone can get behind, almost as popular as the banning of paper straws, the return of incandescent lightbulbs.

A girl can dream.

It would really mess with me, but I would actually thank Trump for the return of incandescent lightbulbs and the easy availability of Coke made with cane sugar. Wince.

Sorry, why would you want incandescent bulbs? I get that people didn't like the fluorescent they were pitching 10-15 years ago, but LEDs are phenomenal. If you have an LED that doesn't look exactly like how you want it, you've got the wrong LED. And they last forever. And they use less energy.

Also, you can get cola with cane sugar—Mexican coke is sold at the Giant and Balducci's has a case full of hippy-dippy no-corn-syrup softdrinks.

DP, but bolded parts are laughable.
Also, around 15% of people give or take cannot handle the refresh rate of LED's and it makes them ill feeling, causes visual tracers and dots, affects hormones, etc.

LED's are not natural light from an incandescent source.

I mean, mine are rate for 10-20 years. And you can get them in literally any tone, warmth, color, etc.

And there's no evidence that 15 percent of people cannot handle the refresh rate of high quality LEDs. Stop.

Most don't last long, at least not as long as older USA made incandescent bulbs, which would average a longer lifespan than that. Many older light bulbs I have had in houses last over 30 years of daily use. LED's from China now might get 2-5 years max now.

Bolded part.
It has been part of the LED discussion for many decades. Learn more about it. Sounds like you are trying to spread misinformation, suppress other information, and push corporate propaganda.

Also, in addition to aforementioned health effects by around 15% of humans, there are negative health effects from LEDs for all humans, in regards to "blue light" and some UV radiation exposure to the eyes from them.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/interactive/2023/glaring-problem-how-led-lights-worsen-light-pollution/

Yeah, maybe you’re buying the wrong bulbs. The ones I have show no signs of faltering. Maybe be a little smarter with what you buy?

As for the health issues - I looked it up and everything out there says it’s a not well established issue and only a small number of people are affected. I’m not pushing anything that’s just what all the credible sources said.