The CFL bulb by Felt Electric is one of the most energy efficient bulbs available to consumers. When I purchased the 6 PK for a mere $4.88, well under the price of comparable CFL bulbs, I was sure the product would not be as efficient as the higher priced, name brand varieties. The Felt Electric CFL bulb surprised me in regards to quality. The bulb lasts more than one year (I have never replace...

GE CFL Light Bulb: 26 Watt (100W Equivalent), 6-Pk- these are the new bulbs that are supposed to save on your energy costs.  There are pros and cons to these light bulbs.  These bulbs are 26 watt, using 75% less energy, but they are supposed to put out as much light as a 100 W light bulb.  They also stay cooler then regular light bulbs.They also save you $59.00 over the life of...

We were looking to save money on our energy bill, and we thought we'd give these newer bulbs a go.  We bought the 20 watt type, that they say produces as much light as a regular 75 watt bulb.They are not lying!  These bulbs are great!  They may even produce more light than claimed!The last longer than the older regular light bulbs too, and we've noticed that our energy bi...

After having my electric bill go from $75.00 a month to $130.00 a month I told my husband we needed to find ways to save energy. We went to Wal-Mart and bought some energy efficient light bulbs, they were more expensive than regular light bulbs but promised to save electricity and last for up to three years.We went home and replaced twelve of our 75 watt regular light bulbs with the energy effi...

I've been waiting for a couple of years now to see these CFL energy efficient bulbs come out with a shape similar to incandescents as I have some lamps that the usual CFL bulb with the swirl shape just don't work in.  The other day while out shopping I saw a display filled with incandenscent shaped bulbs  and each package had a $4 off coupon attached to it.  Cool.The bulb...

Last year, during a home renovation work, we changed all our light bulbs with Philips CFL bulbs. We moved to Philips, because we heard many positive reviews their bulbs. We mostly used the twister type (15Watt) for our home. The CFL bulbs are very compact in size and easily fits in all sorts of home lighting arrangements. Surprisingly, one month after switching to the new twister CFL bulbs, our...