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Hi guys, just trying to some research....mods...if this is not suitable feel free to remove it.

Basically the question is, do you prefer white glow light or warm glow light for domestic household uses?

depends on what is needed i prefer cool daylight colour eco savers in the workshop but warm wite i find is better to be at the pc tubes come in 3 common colours 830 is dark orange ish colour 840 is normal warm white and 865 is cool day light and its a brighter white colour

In a kitchen or what ever, i prefer daylight bulbs, but in living areas then warm white.

That is very interesting~ I mean I just drive around my neighbourhood a few nights, and see all warm bulbs...and I assumed that everyone loves warm instead of those energy efficient CFL white.

I have warm bulbs installed and I have energy saving white bulbs (brand new) in the cupboard.

Why you may ask? White shows up EVERY little detail in the ceiling paint job, and although the paint looks perfectly fine (I know this as I work on new houses all the time and some paint finishes are s**t) my ceiling looks pretty average! My preference would be whatever is brightest, but the white just shows up all the flaws, so bugger that

So took them out and they've sat in the cupboard since.

they do cfl in warm white or cool daylight (phillips do anyway) the cool day light are less common when i order them for work they take a bit longer to get in

Whats soft tone?

warm white i think

BZG|Bling, hahha, thats good info, i should change all mine to warm glow too, currently doing painting around the house, and i think my paint job can be conisdred shi*ty

Yeah I was pretty gutted tbh, new paint job and looked like absolute crap. But it a pretty good job, its just the the white light seemed to pick up EVERY slight imperfection.

Just take the white ones out if you go to sell haha. I'll put the whites back in and see how it goes

BZG|Bling wrote:Whats soft tone?

What's

sorry...

Blakjak would be so proud

I prefer white. Just because I hate dark rooms.

Alex B wrote:Blakjak would be so proud

no need to get the cones out! i was just taking the piss as he pointed out a gramma error in one of adamals posts.

I dont really care tbh, its not an english assignment!

I don't give too hoots about grammar on here, was only pointing his out as he pointed someone else's mistake out. If you're going to check my posts for mistakes be my guest

BZG|Bling wrote:I don't give too hoots about grammar on here, was only pointing his out as he pointed someone else's mistake out. If you're going to check my posts for mistakes be my guest

didnt realise that.. my bad

as you were.

Yeah I wondered

He made his slip up RIGHT AFTER hitting someone else up about it, so I had the right to hit him up, plus its Adamal.

On the topic of lights though, since all the sparkies are floating around, how can I get more light from my standard round downlights? I'm guessing 200w bulbs is a no no, but is there a certain bulb that's the one to go for? I lose a bulb a month on average for some stupid reason, but more light would be win.

Your mum, Luke

BZG|Bling wrote:Yeah I wondered

He made his slip up RIGHT AFTER hitting someone else up about it, so I had the right to hit him up, plus its Adamal.

On the topic of lights though, since all the sparkies are floating around, how can I get more light from my standard round downlights? I'm guessing 200w bulbs is a no no, but is there a certain bulb that's the one to go for? I lose a bulb a month on average for some stupid reason, but more light would be win.

At my old flat we had 2 60w downlights in the entire kitchen, I got some 25w or so daylight energy savers, they stuck down a little bit, so were not pretty, but man did they light the place up. Don't create so much heat for the light prduced either.

It would be really nice if they gave lightbulb stats in Lux rather than the dated watts system.

sorry to ask, when ppl say daylight bulbs...is it the white coloured ones?
and warm tone = yellowish colour? hahahaha, get confused in all these termologies!