Kitchen lights

[tabbypurr]

Wh'o needs basic literacy.

[Rob Morley]

Wireless switches or dimmers could give you lots of flexibility without requiring any new wiring.

[GB]

That's a great idea, thanks.

[Ruby Mia]

LED bulbs are best for kitchen. You can use LED bulbs in your kitchen.

[Johnny B Good]

Goody! Just what I need. Another pointless poster stating both bollocks

*and* the "Bleedin' Obvious" in a 'one liner' to be added to my kill filter file. :-)

[Rob Morley]

I thought maybe it was actually a spammer-in-waiting, soon to regale us with tales of how wonderful some overseas supplier of LEDs is.

[Johnny B Good]

Yes, it did have that look to it. Anyway, he's been added to my killfile now before he can start posting links to dodgy Chinese suppliers. :-)

[ARW]

Could be a she not a he....

[Ruby Mia]

Look nice but you chose bright lights .

[Johnny B Good]

====snip====

It doesn't matter now... "(S)He's dead, Jim!". :-)

[Vir Campestris]

Well, that's stopped another new user joining the group.

Andy

[tabbypurr]

AFAIK the only regular we've acquired from hoh is iggy :/

NT

[Ruby Mia]

For big kitchen you are used LED lights almost three or four. Small kitchen uses one or two LED lights.

[Dave Plowman (News)]

I must have an enormous kitchen. Have a 6ft and 4ft fluorescent and 7 other lights. LED must be truly magical.

[Johnny B Good]

Probably not since it seems to be a nym shifting troll with some sort of fixed idea to peddle regarding LED GLS light bulbs being better than fluorescent (or LED equivalents thereof) lighting in a typical domestic kitchen. It seems I need to tune my kill filter to a broader scope.