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Does anyone know how much electricity a large Bulb (Christmas tree) type uses in watts? | |
natasha77 User ID: 19795121  United States12/19/2012 07:17 AM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I have replaced our regular lamps with an electric candlestick, with a clear bulb. We see everything at night and I'm assuming this will save on electric. I'm planning on doing it year round now. How many watts on those??? IF YOU CAN'T CONVINCE THEM... CONFUSE THEM- Harry S. Truman  |
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| natasha77 (OP) User ID: 19795121 United States12/19/2012 07:34 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | As I remember, it was one of two wattages, 4W or 7W, depending on the maker; also, same wattage as incandescent nightlights, coincidentally. Quoting: Nagantor Thanks, that's got to beat a 40 watt bulb here and there. Of course, the tv sets will be still running, but I'm looking to cut some corners. IF YOU CAN'T CONVINCE THEM... CONFUSE THEM- Harry S. Truman |
