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How are compact fluorescent light bulbs different than incandescent bulbs?

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How are compact fluorescent light bulbs different than incandescent bulbs?

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First, they use about 75% less electricity to produce the same amount of light. This saves money in energy costs while also preventing greenhouse gases from being released into the atmosphere. Second, they are rated to last for many years in recommended applications with normal use – often up to 10 years or more – so they also save money by eliminating the need to replace bulbs as often. Back to top • How do I know what compact fluorescent bulb wattage to use? All of our packaging clearly indicates the CFL wattage and equivalent incandescent wattage, making it easy to compare. Generally speaking, compact fluorescent bulbs produce the same amount of light by using about a quarter of the energy. To save energy costs, find the bulbs with the light output you need, then choose the ones with the lowest watts. Back to top • Where can I use compact fluorescent bulbs? What are my choices? Compact fluorescent bulbs can be used in most household fixtures. They are most commonly used in table lam

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