Re: light bulb
New dimmer fluorescent bulbs have been recalled, removed from the store shelves, two manufacturers which sold them under several brand names, fire hazard, including the ones sold at Home Depot.
I can't find the web link now, but was given a copy of the recall notice when I was at Home Depot 3 months ago.
The dimmer models also flicker and buzz, seen it-heard it.
Back to your question.
Reveal incandescents over the dinner table on a dimmer, and in the bath vanity.
led nightlights in a few rooms.
CFL in many "covered" fixtures, but the light seems abnormally dimmed in a couple of them, for some reason, so I have to use a high wattage to get useable light.
CFL in some uncovered fixtures in closets and in table lamps.
NO CFL's in uncovered fixtures that can shine directly in my eyes, they are harsh and unnatural in color, not only annoying me, but driving my parrots bonkers.
I have 30w/50w halogens in the range hood.
I have r-30's in the recessed lights.
I have T-8 fluorescents under the cabinets.
CLF in the yard light.
Halogen in the Flood light.
34w 4 foot fluorescents in the garage.
A bill by Assemblyman Lloyd Levine, D-Van Nuys (Los Angeles County), would make the Golden State the first to make it illegal to sell incandescent light bulbs. Specifically, the legislation, which is set to be formally submitted in the Assembly in the next few days, would ban the old-fashioned bulbs between 25 watts and 150 watts by 2012.
