What’s the best kind of lamp to use for optimal lighting?
Cure for Optimism asked:
I’m moving into an apartment that doesn’t have celing fans or lighting in the bedrooms. Since I’m a college student and will probably be up late doing homework in my room, what kind of lamp would provide optimal lighting?
I’m moving into an apartment that doesn’t have celing fans or lighting in the bedrooms. Since I’m a college student and will probably be up late doing homework in my room, what kind of lamp would provide optimal lighting?
My eyes aren’t very good in dim lighting, so I’d like something that will make my room pretty bright.
Is a broken light switch where the light stays on dangerous?
newjersey314 asked:
I live in an older apartment on the second floor of a house. My landlord has been away for the weekend and I am by no means an electrician so I cannot fix this problem. However, I have a broken light switch. The light in the bathroom is now constantly on and I cannot control it with the light switch. Is this dangerous?
I live in an older apartment on the second floor of a house. My landlord has been away for the weekend and I am by no means an electrician so I cannot fix this problem. However, I have a broken light switch. The light in the bathroom is now constantly on and I cannot control it with the light switch. Is this dangerous?
Has anyone every been struck by or know someone struck by lighting while in a pool?
kram asked:
I can’t find any data on the number of cases of people struck by lighting while swimming in a pool. I have seen lighting hit the ocean before and I have found cases of pools getting hit by lighting, but no numbers on people hit by lighting while swimming. So does everyone in the world get out of the pool while it is a thunderstorm? I know the people at my apartment pool(no lifeguard on duty) don’t every get out of the pool.
I can’t find any data on the number of cases of people struck by lighting while swimming in a pool. I have seen lighting hit the ocean before and I have found cases of pools getting hit by lighting, but no numbers on people hit by lighting while swimming. So does everyone in the world get out of the pool while it is a thunderstorm? I know the people at my apartment pool(no lifeguard on duty) don’t every get out of the pool.
How to solve the lighting problem in the living room?
vishal1987 asked:
I have three floor lamps in my living room,all of them with flouroscent bulbs.I live in a apartment so I cant install any wall mount lights.The problem is that I do most of my work in the living room and only use bedroom for sleeping.I want more light to help me with my reading and laptop use,coze these lights are not enough.They were throwing white light in the beginning but now they are all yellowish and I hate yellow lights.It gives strain to my eyes and I can’t read continously.I looked at some departmental stores lighting department but none them fills my expectations.
Any ideas, solutions, suggestions.
Thanks…….
I have three floor lamps in my living room,all of them with flouroscent bulbs.I live in a apartment so I cant install any wall mount lights.The problem is that I do most of my work in the living room and only use bedroom for sleeping.I want more light to help me with my reading and laptop use,coze these lights are not enough.They were throwing white light in the beginning but now they are all yellowish and I hate yellow lights.It gives strain to my eyes and I can’t read continously.I looked at some departmental stores lighting department but none them fills my expectations.
Any ideas, solutions, suggestions.
Thanks…….