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• May 02, 2012
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  Using incandescent bulbs to compensate for a slow start cfl

  Posted: May 2nd, 2012, 8:01am PDT by Caleb Kraft

  Tags:  flood-lamps incandescent-bulbs dick classic hacks  

  [Dick], like most of us, likes some pretty strong light in his workshop. He’s using CFL flood lamps to save a little energy. Unfortunately, he found that they gradually become brighter instead of that instant light he was accustomed to with his previous incandescent bulbs. Not wanting to wait around for the lights to reach [...]