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Sylvania 13 Watt Mini Twist Compact Fluorescent Bulbs
ONLY $1.25 Per Bulb!
These energy efficient bulbs are equivalent to 60 watt incandescent bulbs, saving you up to $37.00 in energy costs per bulb!
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Sylvania 13 Watt Mini Twist Compact Fluorescent Bulbs
ONLY $1.25 Per Bulb!
These energy efficient bulbs are equivalent to 60 watt incandescent bulbs, saving you up to $37.00 in energy costs per bulb!
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From Money and Values: "About 1/5 of the average household's energy costs come from lighting, costing more than $200 a year and causing more than 3000 pounds of C02 to be emitted. Here are some ways to cut that back:"
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RedFlagDeals forum user Feet posted this handy Excel spreadsheet for calculating the cost savings of switching from incandescents to CFLs based on the price you pay for electricity.
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It seems many CFLs sold these days are the 60 or 75 watt equivalents, but for those who complain about the quality of light produced by CFLs these 100-watt equivalents might be just the ticket.
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Just dropped from $30 to $20. From Amazon: "Compact Fluorescent light bulbs use 75% less energy than incandescent bulbs and last up to 10 times longer. That means you'll save money on energy costs while reducing your impact on the environment."
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From FatWallet: "Price: $4.99, Hot Buy Price: $0.99, You save: 80.2% ($4.00), Plus coupon code - 15OFF. Uses 75% less energy than ordinary 60W light bulbs and save approximately $37.00 in energy costs.".
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From FatWallet: "Early last week I was contacted by this lighting company called California QT Lightings Company, stating that they are subcontracted with Edison to replace light bulbs and fixture at no cost to the owner. However, there are some qu
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Wow, this is a great deal, especially considering that switching from incandescents to CFLs will save you upwards of $30 over the life of the bulb.
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Via FatWallet: "My local Lowes, Flowood, MS, had 3 pack 23Watt equivalent 100 on clearance from $12.98 to $1.98 this weekend.
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PriceGrabber's Blog Green suggests you commit to swapping out all the incandescents in your home for CFLs in 2008. Good idea, you'll save nearly $30 over the life of each bulb!
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Cast a green hue over your holidays this year with a green compact fluorescent (CFL) for just $3.90 (78% off). If you use colored bulbs in your holiday display these will save you a lot of money - makes a good filler product to get your last minute
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While nothing could top yesterday's Costco deal on CFLs, this is a pretty great deal for those outside of California. Spotted in Oregon, has anyone seen this deal elsewhere in the country?
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