begins the final chapter to the era of traditional light bulbs, used by 131 years to illuminate our homes.
has' started with the bulbs 100W and 75W, in September 2011 to touch 'with those of 60W, and finally in September 2012, all other 40W, 25W and 15W.
For now, collectors and lovers of warm, enveloping light, they can still buy them until stocks are exhausted, but become more and more 'a rarity'. Go ahead then
fluorescent and incandescent light bulbs with halogen technology or better yet, those based on LEDs.
The presence of 5 milligrams of mercury in fluorescent bulbs is not considered a danger to the consumer. In case of breakage, in fact, be enough 'to open the windows and use a wet rag to clean up the pieces, being careful not to touch the chemical. Once exhausted
will retail store.
LE regret??
Certainly not because of inefficiency but because of the quality 'of light.
fluorescent bulbs and the LED, represent a major decline, with peak frequencies very irregular, definitely less pleasant and more 'harmful to health.
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