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Goldie's Toronto
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Goldie
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J T CUNNINGHAM
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"Yonge near Dundas"
Prof Goldie.
I saw what you did!
LOL
Regards,
J T
Prof Goldie.
I saw what you did!
LOL
Regards,
J T
Goldie
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Goldie
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J T CUNNINGHAM
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"The Colourful Dollar Store."
Prof Goldie.
After finally deciding to visit our newly arrived dollar store, aka DOLLARAMA,
I bought a number of ELECTRA appliance bulbs; Daylight, LED; 2.8 watt; 5000K.
Btw, they are also shatter resistant coated and also replace a 25 watt incandescent.
Their marketed prime use is that of being for a refrigerator, but the number of
times and the duration of burn, their lifetime should be 100 years!
My reasons for purchase are for my computer desk lamp; a low wattage bulb bedside;
and an always-on basement stair/dark corner light. If I had any outside/nightlights,
they too would refitted with these and being 5000K, they are closer to a 40 watt regular.
Price + tax - $3.00
Regards,
J T
Prof Goldie.
After finally deciding to visit our newly arrived dollar store, aka DOLLARAMA,
I bought a number of ELECTRA appliance bulbs; Daylight, LED; 2.8 watt; 5000K.
Btw, they are also shatter resistant coated and also replace a 25 watt incandescent.
Their marketed prime use is that of being for a refrigerator, but the number of
times and the duration of burn, their lifetime should be 100 years!
My reasons for purchase are for my computer desk lamp; a low wattage bulb bedside;
and an always-on basement stair/dark corner light. If I had any outside/nightlights,
they too would refitted with these and being 5000K, they are closer to a 40 watt regular.
Price + tax - $3.00
Regards,
J T
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Rusty
New Member
5000K refers to colour not Lumens.
J T CUNNINGHAM
Senior Member
"5000K refers to colour not Lumens."
Rusty.
Whereas Lumens had not been mentioned previously, I will note them now:
225 Lumens.
Having been responsible for over 1,250,000 square feet of Industrial/Commercial Property,
I do know about The Subject; the "K" refers to the Kelvin Scale of lighting temperature; higher
temp, a more white/clean light than a lower K value.
BTW, Edison Base, not Candelabra.
J T
Rusty.
Whereas Lumens had not been mentioned previously, I will note them now:
225 Lumens.
Having been responsible for over 1,250,000 square feet of Industrial/Commercial Property,
I do know about The Subject; the "K" refers to the Kelvin Scale of lighting temperature; higher
temp, a more white/clean light than a lower K value.
BTW, Edison Base, not Candelabra.
J T
Mustapha
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Mustapha
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Mustapha
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Mustapha
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J T CUNNINGHAM
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Mustapha, are you a Trained photog or Wood you just Steel-around those other two cars?
Regards,
J T
Regards,
J T
Mustapha
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LOL JT. One thing for sure. Like you we are both night owls. Hey it's almost dawn. Must run back into the coffin. 
J T CUNNINGHAM
Senior Member
Always remember, It's not The Cough that carries them off; it's The Coffin we carry them off-in.
Actually, for the sake of clairity for our non-nocturnal friends, HE, you and I, are just as likely
to be seen during the daylight hours as The Dark; even during The Magic Time, my favouite.
It is just so quiet, peaceful and sedate, at The Later o'clock; one might even chance The Only
Proper Tyme to Sup.
Regards,
J T
Actually, for the sake of clairity for our non-nocturnal friends, HE, you and I, are just as likely
to be seen during the daylight hours as The Dark; even during The Magic Time, my favouite.
It is just so quiet, peaceful and sedate, at The Later o'clock; one might even chance The Only
Proper Tyme to Sup.
Regards,
J T
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