The Flip of a Switch

In reading a recent USA Today article, An In-depth Look at Oil: Its Costs and Its Alternatives, I was reminded again, how oblivious our citizens are about most things that happen around them every day…”Plenty of readers live a black-box existence, according to Steve Weinberg. They don’t really understand how skyscrapers stay upright, how a sirloin steak reaches our dinner plate (food magically appears in supermarkets, right?) and how the lights come on at the flip of a wall switch.” And he is right, we all run around day after day, texting, emailing, going to meetings, and taking our children to their overwhelming amount of activities. Let’s face it, who has time to play Leonardo da Vinci, discovering how the human body functions, how to make something fly, or to paint oil on canvas with such intricacy. Let the engineers and architects of the world know how to suspend a bridge or build a skyscraper. Let the people at GE, Philips, and Dallas Light Bulb care about how the light switch works. What do we care about? We want the light to come on when we hit that switch.

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Happy New Year!

Dallas Light Bulb (DLB) Happy New Year to our valued customers and expert staff. We look forward to a prosperous 2011. We continue to operate Dallas Light Bulb with integrity and regard for those who work with us and buy from us. We strive to provide the best service in the business, as well as quality products. Our partnerships keep us thriving and we thank you.

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Daylight Saving Time Ends Nov. 7th at 2 a.m.

Every fall we gain an extra hour by moving our clocks back. We “fall back” on November 7th, which is the first Sunday in November, at 2 a.m. This means a temporary end to Daylight Saving (not “Savings”) Time and a return to Standard Time. Now is the perfect time to replace light bulbs that are burned out or upgrade light bulbs in your home of business to energy-saving CFLs or LED lighting. The options are greater than ever before, especially with LED, which is available in a variety of colors for decorative and accent lighting. Dallas Light Bulb has new LED lighting, CFLs, Rope lighting, Christmas lights, and more. Call or come by today. DLB: 2505 Willowbrook, #209, Dallas, TX 75220 • 1-800-458-8369 or 972-241-2852

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Dimmable Compact Fluorescent Bulbs

The dimmable compact fluorescent bulb has been a highly sought after item in lighting for years.  They have also been a little difficult to use in all applications. TCP now has their latest line of spirals and reflectors available with the highest lumen output, 8,000-10,000 hours and a smooth and uniform dimming system. These bulbs are available for purchase through the sales department and will be available online very soon.

Bill

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Recycling bulbs with Mercury in them

Posted on Friday, October 16, 2009 in Ballast's & Transformers, CFL's, Fluorescent, HID, Recycling

With all the recent attention being paid to what we are throwing in our trash cans light bulbs have garnered a lot of attention. Fluorescent bulbs and other types with Mercury are now easy to dispose of. There are cartons/boxes and buckets available for purchase at Dallas Light Bulb. When purchased the consumer simply fills the container and calls the 1-800 supplied in the package and the container will be picked up at no extra charge and sent to a recycling facility in your area. If you have specific questions as to how the program works please contact the sales group at 1-800-458-8369.

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