In these sunken-into-the-ceiling "cans" into which you screw-in light-bulbs (not much grip-room around the sides), a (burnt-out) (indoor flood) can be darn near
*impossible* to unscrew, at least without breaking the bulb.QUESTION 1: hints and tricks on (safely) unscrewing the things -- including the small 2or3-inch-across ones too.
And, what about the rubber press-on (causing vacuum seal) kits like they sell at HD? Do they actually work? QUESTION 2: might it be a question of the *quality* of the socket (material)? (Ours came from HD!)
Do these things come in different quality, different materials? (Aluminum vs aluminum-coated-with-something vs maybe copper?)
QUESTION3: short of that (could be expensive?, difficult to do?), is there some kind of a (conducting, of course) lubricant than can sprayed or rubbed onto either the socket inner-surface or the bulb screw?
Thanks!
David