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Switching Lights on and off Uses More Energy than leaving them on, doesn’t it?

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Switching Lights on and off Uses More Energy than leaving them on, doesn’t it?

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No, not really. Low energy bulbs do use more power when they come on, but it’s only equivalent to a minute or two of actual running time. Switching them on, off and back on again in quick succession may shorten their lives – but if you’re going to be away for more than a quarter of an hour or so, turning them off is the best thing to do.

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