Monday, May 17, 2010

How many watts do tulip bulbs take?

Is that more or less watts than gladiolus bulbs?





I am trying to save energy.

How many watts do tulip bulbs take?
Tulip shaped bulbs come in various sizes. You can purchase these anywhere between 25 watts - 100 watts.





If you are trying to save energy, I highly recommend installing compact fluorescent bulbs. A compact fluorescent bulb has the same light output as an incandescent bulb but it uses considerably less energy.





Let's say you install a 60 watt incandescent bulb. This uses 60 watts of power. However, if you install a comparable compact fluorescent bulb it will only use approximately 18 watts of power and provide the same amount of light.





I've seen 4 packs of compact fluorescent bulbs at Home Depot for $12.00, while an incandescent bulb is approximately $0.50. However, the compact fluorescent bulb is supposed to last 5 years.





Tulip shaped bulbs have 2 different base types, either candelabra or medium base. A medium base bulb is the same base as a standard incandescent bulb and the candelabra is very skinny. If you have the candelabra base, you probably can't install a compact fluorescent as they are typically medium based.





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Reply:Why, 3 watts of course! Watt kind of soil do I use, watt kind of fertilizer, and watt am I going to do with all these tulips!
Reply:None. Where do you people come up with such stupid quetions?
Reply:0 watts on both counts. However, as for "brightening" a room, tulips and glads do wonders.





You would save more "energy" by not sending questions like these to Yahoo Answers. It would save US a lot of energy in replying.
Reply:Watts that?m They are grow-glo, ho ho
Reply:Geeeeezzzz! You're sooooooo clevvverrrrr!





I'm glad I didn't think of that.
Reply:I like the 40 watt...the 60 watt is too colorful and bright....
Reply:you shouldnt need to save energy those are solar powered bulbs


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