voyagerdude220
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however lightbulb enthusiasts are often kept in the dark
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however lightbulb enthusiasts are often kept in the dark
I shouldn't of posted this now
1 forum lurker to respond to the original post 6 months from now and start it all over again
That's the best one
Sorry mods for bringing up old thread...
Why do I get the feeling you've actually waited the six months to do that?
From Defra:And since they contain mercury, how do we get rid of them?
However, most retailers have funded Designated Collection Facilities, in the main at local authority civic amenity sites.
That's actually a very good point, I'd never thought of that!And since [Energy saving bulbs] contain mercury, how do we get rid of them?
I have to confess...Being a rather frugal git with my 'leccy bill, I've actually laid in a stock of energy savers. If Id've known that LED based ones were in the works though, Id've looked towards those insted.I've laid in a stock of filament bulbs which should last me till LED lamps come on the market at a reasonable price.
Now that's something else that we didn't have ten years ago, and did we even want such health "advice" back then? Nay...We lived our lives, and didn't ever have to bother with all the healthy this, unhealthy that, don't do that nanny culture that we've now found ourselves stuck in! :roll:Even so I'm advised by the World Health Organisation not to eat fish more than twice a week because of mercury contamination from the environment.
I have to confess...Being a rather frugal git with my 'leccy bill, I've actually laid in a stock of energy savers. If Id've known that LED based ones were in the works though, Id've looked towards those insted.