67% of us don't like the Chinese light bulbs only vote of the other day. (unemployment, Congress)
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Although I have been using those bulbs for over 5 years in the bank I janitor in I don't think that Congress has the right to cut all those jobs manufacturing our kind of bulbs. Surely we will have to call the EPA people in to dispose of these new bulbs.
Looks like they're gonna end this insanity. All one needs to do is go to the EPA website for instructions on how to dispose of one of these things and you'll get the idea.
Looks like they're gonna end this insanity. All one needs to do is go to the EPA website for instructions on how to dispose of one of these things and you'll get the idea.
I don't think many plain citizens could deal with all of that. Nope I think the EPA will have to send someone to every home to instruct and demonstrate. It is just too tough to be safe with those things. The dealer I bought them from promised to help me dispose of them but i just threw them in the trash. Living in less populated areas does have its advantages.
Apparently linear thinking is all that reactionaries are capable of.
Researchers across the country have been racing to breathe new life into Thomas Edison’s light bulb, a pursuit that accelerated with the new legislation. Amid that footrace, one company is already marketing limited quantities of incandescent bulbs that meet the 2012 standard, and researchers are promising a wave of innovative products in the next few years.
I don't think many plain citizens could deal with all of that. Nope I think the EPA will have to send someone to every home to instruct and demonstrate. It is just too tough to be safe with those things. The dealer I bought them from promised to help me dispose of them but i just threw them in the trash. Living in less populated areas does have its advantages.
I am sure the people of your community will thank you for throwing them in the landfill instead of disposing of them properly.
Well here is how to dispose of them properly. Hope you don't break on on your carpet or your gonna have to sweat it out for hours apparently if you live where the heat has kicked in. Or hope its not winter. Don't forget a good supply of duct tape and vacuum bags.
Looks like they're gonna end this insanity. All one needs to do is go to the EPA website for instructions on how to dispose of one of these things and you'll get the idea.
Oh yeah, I'm not going to be buying those anymore. The law of unintended consequences strikes again!
I don't think many plain citizens could deal with all of that. Nope I think the EPA will have to send someone to every home to instruct and demonstrate. It is just too tough to be safe with those things. The dealer I bought them from promised to help me dispose of them but i just threw them in the trash. Living in less populated areas does have its advantages.
The LED bulbs? No problem, just toss them in the garbage. You must be talking about the CFL lights. In the other hand, I don't think I ever had to replace one.
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