Which Soft White Option is Best for You? Information on GE Lighting

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 Soft White OptionWith so many bulb options out there, it can be confusing to understand which ones will fulfill your household needs. I have been given the opportunity to share with you some great information that should help you better understand how to choose the best light bulbs for you and your household. I will also have a giveaway coming soon for you all! Meanwhile check out this great information on GE Lighting.

These three infographics and videos can help you compare bulb longevity, energy savings, light quality, and more. When you know what to look for, choosing the right light bulb can be easy if you remember these four steps:

Step 1 – Choose the Right Fit:

Pay attention to the shape of the bulb – do you need a standard bulb for your lamp, a candle shaped bulb for your ceiling fan or chandelier, perhaps large globe-shaped bulbs for your bathroom vanity, or indoor flood lights for your kitchen? Check out this video to see examples of the different bulb varieties and shapes offered by GE.

Step 2 – Choose the Right Brightness:

It used to be that the number of watts on a package told you how bright that bulb would be. That’s not the case today. You can get the same brightness from fewer watts of energy.  Instead, if you want to know how bright a bulb will be, check the lumens, which is the technical measure of brightness. Knowing the difference between wattage and lumens will help you save money, as 80% of the cost of lighting your home isn’t because of the bulbs, it’s the electricity!  See more amazing statistics in this video on finding the right brightness.

 

Step 3 – Select Energy Savings & Lifetime:

There are a few other technological features to consider when choosing the right bulb, like durability and how long you want the bulbs to last for fixtures that are hard to reach. Look for “Long Life” bulbs so you don’t have to change hard to reach bulbs as often or “Energy Saving” bulbs for lights left on over long periods. GE’s LED bulbs provide the durability, long life, and cost efficiency you’re looking for.  But what is an LED bulb?  The “A Revolution in Lighting” infographic shows how LEDs are made, work, and how they compare to other bulbs when it comes to savings energy and money.

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Step 4 – Choose the Right Color & Effect:

Next it’s time to consider the color and effect as each color of light gives each room in your home a different appearance.  Soft white bulbs provide warm, comfy light, while GE reveal® bulbs provide clean white light to make colors and patterns pop.  Check out the infographic “Which Soft White Option is Best for You?” that compares today’s incandescent bulbs and LED bulbs to help you better understand the facts between their cost efficiency plus which fixtures and rooms they work best in.

 

Please visit the GE website for more information and stay tuned for a giveaway!

 



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