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Green cfl Questions

How do you select LEDs since we are not used to thinking in lumens?

— Duane Davis Niceville, FL

David Bergman

Answered by David Bergman

David Bergman Architect

April 9, 2013

Will heat crack a CFL used over a stove?

— Charles Leonard Linden, NJ

Answered by Scott Grieves, CPM, CEA on April 26, 2013

How do you select LEDs since we are not used to thinking in lumens?

— Duane Davis Niceville, FL

Answered by David Bergman on April 9, 2013

Do I need special discarding measures with CFLs?

— Cheryl Headlee Xenia, IL

Answered by David Bergman on December 18, 2012

I broke one of those twisty lightbulbs. I read that this means my home is mercury contaminated. True?

— KITURAH HUMPHREY Berkeley, CA

Answered by David Bergman on October 17, 2011

What type of light bulbs should I use? I'm looking for ways to reduce the energy I use for lighting (without resorting to candles!).

— Evan Findlay, OH

Answered by David Bergman on May 7, 2011

What is the greenest dimming light bulb?

— Doug Lanning Phoenix, AZ

Answered by David Bergman on January 25, 2011

How do I dispose of broken CFL bulbs?

— E Newcomer Shrewsbury, PA

Answered by Hugo Lopez on November 10, 2010

Is there a more energy efficient lamp that I could use? I am using dimmable halogen flood lamps in my kitchen's recessed lighting.

— Tracy Gail Bellevue, WA

Answered by Florian Speier on October 27, 2010

How energy efficient are "Xenon" halogen bulbs in light fixtures?

— Sherry Logan, UT

Answered by David Bergman on September 7, 2010

I have heard that if you turn a light on and off frequently you shouldn't use a fluorescent bulb. Is this true of compact fluorescents?

— Sherrie VandePutte Ortonville, MI

Answered by David Bergman on May 7, 2010

 
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