Does anyone have a need for traditional non-LED light bulbs, the kind that were banned?

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I do!
I keep some "traditional" bulbs around....
Particularly those 40 watt "appliance" bulbs, they're mandatory for use in my kitchen range oven.
Go one in the fridge too.
And I have some test equipment on the bench that uses them also.
 
I do!
I keep some "traditional" bulbs around....
Particularly those 40 watt "appliance" bulbs, they're mandatory for use in my kitchen range oven.
Go one in the fridge too.
And I have some test equipment on the bench that uses them also.
The 40 watt ones you can get at vendors like Dey. Mine are 60 and 100.
 
For the "banned" variety; 60/75/100w non-halogen,still use these in a couple low usage porch lights,a couple reading lights,and for winter bathroom vanity gets a pair of 100w incandescents -LEDs go back in in spring. There is also a 60 w placed under basement water meter when I have extreme cold for days. I have 12v incandescent (20-50w for general lighting ) all over in the mostly off grid moon shack.
 
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