Now You Can Dim That Light, Even With CFLs!
Posted on September 26, 2007 by Joyce Benson Add a Comment |
Tag(s): Energy, Going Green, Greenhouse Gas Emissions / Global Warming
Long-lasting compact fluorescent light bulbs are great for conserving energy, reducing your electric bills and minimizing greenhouse gas emissions, but until now they weren’t compatible with dimmer switches. EcoGeek has the good news.
Remember to dispose of CFL’s properly as they contain trace amounts of mercury inside. Go to earth911.org, lamprecycle.org or contact your local solid waste authority for recycling options.
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