Vintage bulb
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hmm.. a bit weird that fortilighting website, take this blog entry for example
It looks like some kind of food recipe, instead of lamps? :)
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hmm.. a bit weird that fortilighting website, take this blog entry for example
It looks like some kind of food recipe, instead of lamps? :)
Thomas Edison's original US patent application!
He also invented the stuffed squash... could never monetize it.
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Dear @candylion ,
I've had a funny feeling about your account since your first post (an external link to some almost mysensors-unrelated site). Seeing you go on only talking about LED lightning have forced me to lookup your email/ip.
This is what I found:
https://www.stopforumspam.com/ipcheck/103.11.101.212Since you clearly are a representative of fort-lightling-something you are violating the forum rules.This is your first and final warning. Any more talk about LED lights and you're account will be terminated.
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Yeah i was very suspect of this first post too....hence my rather sarcastic post,.....
I dont think they will add any value, so i would just delete their account. ( i also wouldnt have alerted them on how you investigated where they came from)
Perhaps however as a gesture of goodwill candyline would provide mysensors forum users with massive discounts, and send hek a large sample of product to review???
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Hi, I just wondering whether vintage bulb is good for home decoration: http://www.*************.com/index.php/blog2.html
I believe so, old-fashioned style LED vintage bulbs with conventional exposed filament look for decorative lighting. You can utilize "vintage style" bulbs for as long as the light fixture and wattage match. I am acutally using one of my vintage bulbs (which I bought from Codale) in our living like an accent light in the corner of the room.
