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Bright Ideas: Energy Saving Light Bulbs

 
Got A Light? Save Energy!

By Helen Porter


In most homes, lighting accounts for around 10-15 per cent of an electricity bill. Energy Saving Recommended bulbs work in the same way as fluorescent lights. An electric current passes through gas in a tube, making the tube's coating glow brightly.


Traditional bulbs waste a lot of their energy by turning it into heat. Replacing just one of your traditional bulbs to an energy saving bulb can reduce your lighting costs by up to £100 over the lifetime of the bulb thats £9 a year which more than covers the cost of the bulb. You can still get Bayonet and Skrew cap so you don't have to last out on new light stands or fittings. These energy saving bulbs also last, on average up to 12 times longer than ordinary light bulbs


So which watt do you need to buy? Here is the naturecounts.com guide to your new Watt Light Bulb.


25W normal 6W energy saving
40W normal 8-11W energy saving
60W normal 13-18W energy saving
100W normal 20-25W energy saving


Prices range from £2 to £25 depending on the W, style and fixture.


In the Hall or your childrens bedrooms we have the perfect night light. The Moonlight plug is a low energy nightlight that fits into a normal wall socket, this slim energy saving unit will run continuously for about 50p per year. Perfect for a babies room or in hallways.


For great offers visit our site http://www.naturecounts.com/eco-friendly-products-19.php


About the Author

It's not all about GLOBAL WARMING! Going green is about caring for the planet. It's never been simpler to make your life a little greener! Naturecounts.com is a personal site dedicated to eco-friendly, organic and fair trade retailers, with top tips on how to go green. Helen %26 Johnny the site creators are just everyday people, making small but essential changes in their lives to give nature that helping hand.


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