Our new energy saving lightbulbs...
...are guaranteed to last up to 7 years.
So if they last longer than 7 years...can I return them, complain, and get my money back?
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Legends of the Sun Pig is Martin Sutherland's little corner of the web. I'm a web developer operating out of an abandoned underground nuclear bunker somewhere in Northern Europe.
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Comments
Mark
Sun Nov.14.2004 11:45
Good one. ;-)
Matt
Mon Nov.15.2004 18:06
Did you know that you can get reduced price bulbs from Scottish power - http://www.gtiresponse.com/spsoftone/moreinfo.asp
I have had one bulb go in about 2.5 years. not too bad, but not 7 years (mind you, I got all of them free from Scottish power for filing out 'energy saving' questionnaires)
AlistairL
Tue Nov.16.2004 07:59
I got some of those bulbs from scottishpower but my wife decided they looked wierd and they were too big for our lampshades :S
martin
Tue Nov.16.2004 08:18
We got these ones from Costco. They were about a fiver for a three-pack (60W-equivalent), and they look pretty odd, too: they're little spirals. They stick up above the edge of out lighshades, but at least they're nice and bright for winter :-)