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Inexpensive light

wordwiz
14 years ago

If you have a Big Lots store near you, here is an inexpensive fixture.

Mike

Comments (8)

  • urbangardenfarmer
    14 years ago

    Nice! How much is that bad boy? I didn't feel like creating a account.

  • wordwiz
    Original Author
    14 years ago

    I don't know. It lists for less than $14 but that's wholesale. On other sites (Lights of America for instance) it is about $35. Now, if I was to order $500 worth of those, I guess they would ship them to me. Sorry about the false lead, I posted it before going through all the steps, but still, at some point, Big Lots ought to have these available. I will get five of them if they offer it at close to the $14 price,

    Mike

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  • eaglesgarden
    14 years ago

    I do not endorse any link or site this forum adds because of their new advertising policy and for the record, I think it sucks!

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  • vikingkirken
    14 years ago

    Eagles,

    I agree, it's getting old really fast. Isn't it enough that they have ads everywhere else they could put them? I don't like having words put in my mouth (or my posts!) Makes ME want to look for new forums, too...

  • struwwelpeter
    14 years ago

    "No advertising is allowed in any of the forums."

    Simple and Free Trick

  • andyinnyc
    14 years ago

    Lowes has 4' 40 Watt T-12 Fixtures for $10 - these seem to work just fine for me. Probably not overdrivable the way the Home Depot Commercial Electric were, but then I didn't overdrive those anyway (although they were $7).

    Home Depot no longer carries T-12 fixtures - just T-8.

    Andrew

  • eaglesgarden
    14 years ago

    I just got a T12 at Home Depot about two weeks ago.

  • grow-anything
    14 years ago

    I bought some T8 and T12 fixtures from HD and WallyWorld this year, but I used T12 bulbs in all them because I have boxes of them. The fixture doesn't care if you use T8 or T12 bulbs.