A serious try at Bright White LED in a Bed/Rec/Sleeping Room

[daveamkrayoguy]

Two 60w in my table lamp, dimmable but can't stop the initial flickering, which isn't that distracting...

Hard to disassemble my overhead lamp which I keep a 100w and want to change the bulb in it as little as possible, though it did need a bit of dusting...

There is a living room at the house across the street from us of which employees a lamp there giving off a white light there as the lighting in all the rooms at a Motel 6 Budget-type Inn, particularly where us guests stay in, all in interest of keeping rates as low as back in the days of staying. for only $6...

Of which I roomed at last year, a hotel actually serving only coffee the next day--no continental breakfast even as any sort...

So here's it here, as many pics I can post per post:

-- Dave

 

[daveamkrayoguy]

That was the overhead lamp, now for my beloved table lamp:

-- Dave

 

[daveamkrayoguy]

And did my best to,photograph the entire room, including a yellow incandescent which like the yellow bug light incandescent which serves as a mood/night light could not find an LED equivalent for, and I tried to replace that bug light even first:

(maybe a couple duplicates or so, only got 18 in previous shot)

-- Dave

 

[daveamkrayoguy]

In action, at Relaxation:

-- Dave

 

[daveamkrayoguy]

Hope I corrected some of the sideways shots I apologize for:

-- Dave

 

[ozzie908]

Led light bulbs

I have a pendant set in the dining room that has 5 candle bulbs in and typically the 2 near the top had blown as they were all ordinary bulbs and as its particularly difficult to get at the bulbs I decided they all needed to become LED so they would use less power and also need replacing less often, However I encountered a problem as in you could not change the bulb without dismantling the entire light shade so I needed a way to change the bulbs and not have to get finger prints on the glass I will put pics of said light and my invention to change the bulbs...It is just a cardboard tube from wrapping paper I think and around the end I put some double sided adhesive foam and you simply place the tube over the bulb and screw it in or out.