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It hits me every time that I replace one in the house during the nine months of the year that we run the heater.
I would imagine that the energy required to make one is significantly higher than for an incandescent bulb. And they don't seem to last as long as they used to. It makes me wonder about the energy break even point by going with CFs.
I would imagine that the energy required to make one is significantly higher than for an incandescent bulb. And they don't seem to last as long as they used to. It makes me wonder about the energy break even point by going with CFs.