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Just get tired...

Sometimes I just get the same old questions over and over and get impatient with them. I know you are not a troll, but I get this kind of response from trolls all the time and, as with any product you will ever buy, there is a range of quality and styles to suit a variety of tastes.

My first CFL bulb was 10 years ago and it didn't last long, so wasn't worth it. Later tried another version and it was great. There are supposedly natural spectrum CFL bulbs, though I am not sure they are THAT good. Maybe they are. But it will be some time before we need to change a bulb so it may be years before we have a chance to test it...darn those long lived bulbs!


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