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Looking for replacement lighting bulbs? A compact fluorescent lamp (CFL), also known as a compact fluorescent light bulb, is designed to replace an incandescent light bulb and can fit in existing light fixtures. Alternatively, an LED lamp is a type of solid-state lighting that uses a cluster of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) in a suitable housing. LEDs come in different shapes, including the standard light bulb shape and MR16 shape with a bi-pin base. Compared to standard incandescent bulbs of comparable brightness, CFLs and LEDs use less power and have a longer rated life, but generally have a higher purchase price. That said, many discount household CFL and LED light bulbs can be found online. For more light bulb information, bookmark www.bulbspotter.com (CTRL-D or command-D) now, and check in regularly for new articles.

GreenPoma.com Expands Lineup of Energy-Saving Light Bulbs for Homeowners and Retailers
The eco-friendly lighting specialists add high-efficiency halogen lamps with dimming capabilities.

Matrix Lighting introduces VIRIBRIGHT LED Light Bulbs
VIRIBRIGHT is an affordable LED light bulb lighting that offers the mercury free, energy-efficient, crisp, beautiful lighting you would expect from advanced light bulb technology. With a growing selection of LED lighting products, VIRIBRIGHT is the next generation in lighting technology.

Breakthrough Design Cuts Cost of LED Light Bulbs by 40 Percent
Eternaleds, Inc. (http://www.eternaleds.com) announces the debut of their Quanta Series LED screw-in replacement bulbs, the world's first LED flood lights to use a patented cooling technology that makes them 40% cheaper and the first to payback in 2 years with typical usage.

GreenPoma.com Re-Launches Its Site with Even More Helpful Consumer Resources, Tips, and Tools for Buying Energy-Efficient Light Bulbs
Site Introduces Green Light Bulbs to a Growing Number of Eco-Friendly Bulb Buyers

A Broad View About Halogen Light Bulbs
There is a special type of incandescent bulb called halogen bulb. Incandescent bulbs glow as electricity passes through the thin tungsten filament. This filament is surrounded by a neutral gas made of nitrogen or an inert argon gas, which is encased in a glass bulb. The advantage of halogen lamps to ordinary incandescent lamps comes from the design of the former. Halogen bulbs have smaller encasement and the tungsten filament in the bulb is made of a halogen gas which can be either iodine or bromine. As the current passes through the tungsten wire, it glows hot and some of the atoms escape out of the filament. These tungsten vapor atoms collide with halogen gas atoms. Tungsten atoms are then re-deposited onto the filament. This proc...

Things You Have To Follow When Handling Halogen Light Bulbs
Halogen light bulbs are widely seen around because of their versatility and efficacy compared to their incandescent ancestors. Halogen lamps are different from incandescent lamps in a few aspects like in how they operate, the materials they are made of, the brightness, and even in aspects as trivial as the shape. Let us start at the surface. The glass surface of a halogen lamp is not at all made of the typical, ordinary glass, but is made of quartz, which resists higher temperatures and can therefore be situated closer to the filament. This feature allows halogen bulbs to be smaller than the bulb hanging in your toilet. They are brighter and thus hotter than your ordinary light bulbs. These electric lamps last longer than typical incan...