whats the problem with the colour? I know red ones are bad, but thats it other than nasty coils
3500k is more yellowish. 6500k is referred to as daylight white. I'll settle for anything 5000k+.
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3500k is more yellowish. 6500k is referred to as daylight white. I'll settle for anything 5000k+.
There's no problem with it.whats the problem with the colour? I know red ones are bad, but thats it other than nasty coils
I'm sorry, my friend, but I'm with Cameron on this, just personal taste, I, myself, don't like yellow light.
But it's great if you do and Fido does too!!!
Errrr........
Yeah, that too.
its the bulb that came with fitting, as long as it safe im happy
, will look into more suitable one though. im learning as i go
There's no problem with it.
I'm sorry, my friend, but I'm with Cameron on this, just personal taste, I, myself, don't like yellow light.
But it's great if you do and Fido does too!!!
just as long as he doesn't need a welders mask for it to be safe
. plexi and CHE have arrived, final push this weekend!
No, it's perfectly safe.just as long as he doesn't need a welders mask for it to be safe
i'm so excited to see the finished article....
No, it's perfectly safe.
i'm so excited to see the finished article....
have discovered the builders yard is open at 0700.. I leave for work at 0730
.. think jade could saw 10mtr of 2x4 and carry uo 4 flights of stairs?? 
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You best feel better Lyn! Tonsillitis is the worst! I had it soooo many times before I had my tonsils taken out.
If you buy her a new handbag, sure.have discovered the builders yard is open at 0700.. I leave for work at 0730
I had it every year for several years when i was a child, until the doctor said, 'Right!! One more time and out with the tonsils!'
I never caught it again.
Evening, Michelle!
If you buy her a new handbag, sure.
a hold-all might be best!
had a wee look on that there google boogle about the bulb... all i can really understand or see is its a kind of 'energy saving' type... which i guess would cause the yellow light (lower wattage) ?
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Evening! We have a busy month ahead of us, I have a surgeryish thing tomorrow and Ben gets to have one on the 20th. His shoulder won't heal on its own.I had it every year for several years when i was a child, until the doctor said, 'Right!! One more time and out with the tonsils!'
I never caught it again.
Evening, Michelle!
I think so, yes, but as long as it provides enough light, and it should, there's no problem.a hold-all might be best!
had a wee look on that there google boogle about the bulb... all i can really understand or see is its a kind of 'energy saving' type... which i guess would cause the yellow light (lower wattage) ?
You going to be using an MVB ?a hold-all might be best!
had a wee look on that there google boogle about the bulb... all i can really understand or see is its a kind of 'energy saving' type... which i guess would cause the yellow light (lower wattage) ?
Oh, dear!
Well, it's all for the best.
Good luck with that tomorrow, will be thinking of you during the day.
And Ben's op is no big deal nowadays, should heal quite quickly afterwards.
that's true love for you, do everything together
. eyes on the prize and strong for each other... kick some but!
a hold-all might be best!
had a wee look on that there google boogle about the bulb... all i can really understand or see is its a kind of 'energy saving' type... which i guess would cause the yellow light (lower wattage) ?
The color is indicated by the '835'; 8 refers to the cri (color rendering index), 35 means it's 3500k, the color.
