Lighting Discounts

Renovate with ENERGY STAR® Certified LED Bulbs*

  • They use up to 90% less energy than standard bulbs
  • LEDs last at least 15 times longer and saves about $55 in electricity costs over its lifetime
  • LEDs produce about 70-90% less heat, so it’s safer to operate and can cut energy costs associated with home cooling
  • LEDs are available in a wide variety–in a range of styles (such as globe or candelabra), lumens (the unit for brightness), and temperatures (such as soft white or daylight)

Not sure which LED bulb to choose? Check out this easy guide to help you Find the Right Light.

CFL Bulb Recycling

As you make the switch to LEDs, be sure to recycle your old compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs). Proper CFL disposal is important for your safety and for the environment as they contain a small amount of mercury.

Many retailers like Home Depot, Lowe's and IKEA stores take back and recycle used, unbroken CFLs. Whenever possible, use local recycling options when you dispose of CFLs.

If you are disposing of your bulbs at home, seal each CFL bulb in two plastic bags and put it in your outside trash for collection. Never put any light bulb (incandescent or CFL) into an incinerator.

Questions? Visit our FAQs.

*Source: energystar.gov

 

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