Showing posts with label Lighting Tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lighting Tips. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Ask Michelle Lighting tips
Lighting solutions for your home. Are you remodeling or just trying to update your decor? Post your question in Shadez of Michelle Forums@ http://shadezofmichelle.com/shadezofmichelleforum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2
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Monday, January 19, 2009
LIGHTING TIPS, Dimmer switches
Dimmer switches are a wonderful and easy solution to many lighting problems. They can create exotic ambiance as well as conserve energy. They come in an array of different styles from sliders, dials, and even remote operation, and are very easy to install. Just remember, not all light bulbs can be used with dimmers, many fluorescent are incompatible with dimmers and timers.
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Tuesday, January 6, 2009
HOME LIGHTING TIPS, Lampshade care
Keep your paper and fabric lampshades out of direct sunlight to help prevent them from discoloring and premature ageing.
Use no more than the recommended wattage bulbs in your lamps to keep the shades from scorching or burning.
Dust your lampshades lightly for cleaning. Lampshade cleaning sponges are available at your local DYI center. Some silk shades can be washed, but beware, it is a tricky task. You can end up with water spots or a rusted frame.
Use no more than the recommended wattage bulbs in your lamps to keep the shades from scorching or burning.
Dust your lampshades lightly for cleaning. Lampshade cleaning sponges are available at your local DYI center. Some silk shades can be washed, but beware, it is a tricky task. You can end up with water spots or a rusted frame.
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HOME LIGHTING TIPS, light bulbs
Use colored light bulbs in your lamps to create a variety of wonderful ambiances in your home. I have seen incandescent party bulbs in 25 and 40watt as well as fluorescent twisty bulbs in 14watt (40w incandescent comparison). Several different colors are available and you will be pleasantly surprised at how dramatically they can change the look of your area. Be sure to use a wattage no more than the recommended wattage of your lamp and lampshade.
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