60w Bulbs Availability

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  generaloneill1 year, 6 months ago #1Show comment toolsReply

  you still get them in homebase, but thats while current stocks last.
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  markq1 year, 6 months ago #2Show comment toolsReply

  I think Asda do them.
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  Joey Bloggsy1 year, 6 months ago #3Show comment toolsReply

  A local diy store may stock them.
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  dinkii1 year, 6 months ago #4Show comment toolsReply

  There was some left a few weeks ago in my homebase when I got some. I've tried quite a few places and no where else has them
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  DEALWARRIOR1 year, 6 months ago #5Show comment toolsReply

  They are going over to 40w halogen = to 60w old style, so in the future most shops should still be selling these so as to be more green and for this site save 33% running cost
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  HappyShopper1 year, 6 months ago #6Show comment toolsReply

  Thanks all.
  
  Are the bulbs in Homebase reduced in price? I noticed on their website they seemed to have doubled for a four pack from £2.50 to £5.00!
  
  The halogen type bulbs, are they better than those eco-bulbs which take an age to warm up and, despite govt and manufacturer claims, provide less light than the equivalent incandescent bulbs?
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  DEALWARRIOR1 year, 6 months ago #7Show comment toolsReply

  HappyShopper

  Thanks all.
  
  Are the bulbs in Homebase reduced in price? I noticed on their website they seemed to have doubled for a four pack from £2.50 to £5.00!
  
  The halogen type bulbs, are they better than those eco-bulbs which take an age to warm up and, despite govt and manufacturer claims, provide less light than the equivalent incandescent bulbs?

  
  
  Yes. You may be less green but at least you can be seen or see straight away and can also dim them if required
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  dinkii1 year, 6 months ago #8Show comment toolsReply

  HappyShopper

  Thanks all.
  
  Are the bulbs in Homebase reduced in price? I noticed on their website they seemed to have doubled for a four pack from £2.50 to £5.00!
  
  The halogen type bulbs, are they better than those eco-bulbs which take an age to warm up and, despite govt and manufacturer claims, provide less light than the equivalent incandescent bulbs?

  
  
  Yeh they were about £4/£4.50 for 2 bulbs. They were the old style - not the halogen style.
  I stocked up on loads of 40w old style ones from Tesco a few months ago when they sold them for 25p for 2 or 37p for 4.

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