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Xringer · 12-08-12, 10:48 PM

I'm still using this one.. Shop Utilitech 7.5-Watt (40W) A19 Medium Base Warm White (3000K) LED Bulb at Lowes.com

Mostly because of it's low cost and the liberal store replacement policies.
All of them are over a year old now and seem to be doing well.
A couple failed, as did a couple of the decorator LED lamps.
The infant mortality stage seems to have passed..

All of the 60W bulbs have done a good job without any failures. But I'm only using a few.

This one from HD is still my fav...
12.5- Watt (60-W) LED A19 Soft White (2700K) Dimmable Light Bulb (E*)-422154 at The Home Depot

Saw this in a review on HD..
Connecticut Home Depot has them at half price due to “Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund”

12-08-12, 10:48 PM	#38
Xringer Lex Parsimoniae Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Woburn, MA Posts: 4,918 Thanks: 114 Thanked 250 Times in 230 Posts	I'm still using this one.. Shop Utilitech 7.5-Watt (40W) A19 Medium Base Warm White (3000K) LED Bulb at Lowes.com Mostly because of it's low cost and the liberal store replacement policies. All of them are over a year old now and seem to be doing well. A couple failed, as did a couple of the decorator LED lamps. The infant mortality stage seems to have passed.. All of the 60W bulbs have done a good job without any failures. But I'm only using a few. This one from HD is still my fav... 12.5- Watt (60-W) LED A19 Soft White (2700K) Dimmable Light Bulb (E)-422154 at The Home Depot Saw this in a review on HD.. Connecticut Home Depot has them at half price due to “Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund”* __________________ My hobby is installing & trying to repair mini-splits EPA 608 Type 1 Technician Certification ~ 5 lbs or less.. Last edited by Xringer; 12-08-12 at 10:52 PM..