Energy saving light bulbs!

I have been using energy saving bulbs for several years and they really do save on the energy bill. The daylight energy bulbs gives better light and saves money!

Yes it does work. Our former Prime Minister receive a lot of them from Cuba and it was issue to us free of charge. I am so glad that this happen because our electricity bills downsize since using it.

We are using them and so far our electric bill has been cut by about $100. I wish I had of started using them a long time ago. But we decided to give them a try when our electric bill reached $300, as I felt that was too much to pay. I'm glad we have them and would recommend them to everyone!

I have several of them in the house, but not all of the light bulbs have been switched over yet. They are slowly getting switched as bulbs burn out.

Yes, I have been using them for a while now. On checking the electricity meter, I have noticed that it does actually move slower using them instead of the older ordinary bulbs, although how much saving this actually translates into is anyones guess, as i haven't noticed a difference in my electricity Bill. The only gripe I have about these bulbs, is that they take a while to warm up to full power and even when they are in full swing, they still don't pump out the same brightness as the older style, plus you can't use them with dimmer switches. Any way, we won't have a choice soon, as the traditional bulbs get phased out throughout the world, and if it all means that we are doing a little bit towards saving energy, then that has got to be a good thing.

Yep! I started using them when they were giving them out for free as a promotion and never stopped since. They really do work well and save a bunch on the electric bill. And Lord know we can all use a little money right now.

Yes, I've got energy savers in most rooms now, except for the lounge room. There are dimmers in there, and the energy savers can't be used for them.

They do save on electricity but they are made in China. They contain mercury and if you break one it will cost up to $2000.00 to get the mercury cleaned up. I'd go with conventional bulbs until such time as someone invents a light bulb that doesn't contain mercury. Some people get a headache if they sit in the light from these bulbs. This is because they give off a certain mercury gas.

We use them in almost every lamp and source of light! You do have to be careful not to break them, as it is toxic, but we are saving money on our electricity!

Yes we use them. There seems to be very little difference in their use. So it is a simple thing to do. We changed to help the environment. Can't say we have noticed a big change in our electric bill.

Oh my yes, we have been using them for a little over a year as well. I find them to be a great value just for the length of time that they last. I think that we have only had to replace one bulb in that time.

I have been using them for years, since they started making them. I have always been one to try and save money by being energy efficient. I have not used hot water in my washing machine for over 20 years, I use a broom as much as I can instead of vacuum (have mostly wood floors) and things like that. Just for money-saving alone, it's a good idea and now they are so much better than they were in the beginning. I use the ones that simulate sunlight. On dreary days it's better than the other light.