Sunday, April 28, 2013

Compact Fluorescent Lamps

We still have the old  lighting system at our basement.  The former owner of the house used an 8-foot flourescent ceiling lights and it's not energy efficient.  Hubby and I are thinking of  hiring an electrician to replace all the wiring and  also replace the  long  flourescent lights with   compact fluorescent lamps because it is  more energy-efficient.  My father-in-law uses  compact flourscent lamps in his home and it  really makes a big difference to the electric cost.  It cost a little more to buy them  but  it saves you money in the long run.

We do use  CPL or compact flourescent light bulb in our  hallway which we leave  on  during the night and  I see a big difference to our bill since we switched from the regular bulb to this one.  It is really a matter of choosing the right product to use if you want to cut cost in the   utility bills.  You may want to check out the guides on how to  properly select the right  CPL for your home to use at Genesis Lamp Corporation.  You can also  read the testimonials of the customers how they help them save  money by using  the compact flourescent light bulbs.

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