How Do You Replace Fluorescent Bulbs With Incandescent Bulbs?
Compact fluorescent light (CFL) bulbs use less energy, resulting in a longer life for the bulbs and lower power bills. However, CFL bulbs do differ from traditional incandescent bulbs. Some CFL bulbs require up to five minutes to warm up before they fully illuminate, and some people dislike the slightly brighter hue of the light produced. Not all CFL bulbs can be used for certain applications such as dimmer switches and ceiling fans. For these reasons, some people prefer to forgo the savings CFL bulbs offer and switch back to traditional bulbs. This is a simple process and can be done in a few easy steps. Turn off or unplug the light fixture so that it does not carry electricity. Unscrew the CFL bulb from the light. Make sure to hold the base of the bulb rather than the glass–this will greatly reduce your chances of accidentally breaking the bulb. Place the CFL bulb in a sealed bag or container (a plastic container with a tight-fitting lid or a plastic bag with a seal). This way, if t
