So you want to go green but aren’t sure how to take that first step without cleaning out your wallet in the process? Well look no further than the lighting aisle of your nearest home improvement store ...

Every green building expert says the easiest way to start greening your house is to change all the light bulbs, replacing your incandescent ones with compact fluorescent lamps, commonly known as CFLs.

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." When designing a home, overlooking the seemingly unimportant details is a big no-no. One such detail is a ...

Replacing a light bulb used to be simple. But now that old models of incandescent bulbs have been phased out, we’re swamped with choices. How do we know whether to buy an LED, CFL, or halogen ...

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Gear-obsessed editors choose every product we review. We may earn commission if you buy from a link. Why Trust Us? If Thomas Edison were to walk down the light-bulb aisle of a modern home-improvement ...

GE Energy’s new Smart compact fluorescent light (CFL) bulb combines miniaturized electronics with GE’s Spiral CFL inside the glass bulb to achieve a conventional-sized bulb with added energy saving ...

Soft white bulbs and daylight bulbs are two common options when shopping for light fixtures, offering different light temperatures for various room settings. Soft white bulbs emit a warm, yellow glow, ...

A major part of how I cut my electric bill by a third* was swapping out old incandescent light bulbs to CFLs, which use less energy and last longer. On paper, the CFLs are better in every way, but ...

Despite the Republican party’s best, yet misguided efforts, incandescent bulbs are on their way out. Energy-efficient lighting like CFLs and LEDs are fast becoming the norm, and it was only a matter ...