I purchased a multipack of these on QVC a couple of years ago and I'm happy with them. My husband's closet does not have an overhead light fixture, so I have one of these hanging from a cup hook under a shelf in his closet. Lasts for at least a month. Also, we had a noreaster and lost power for a couple of days and these provided enough light to meet our needs as flashlights. We also hung them from S hooks around the house as needed (from the dining room chandelier and handle of the kitchen cabinet for example). I keep the on/off hangers for them hanging from the spider fitting of the lampshade, so I always have a base conveniently located near the bulb.
they are still winning in my book.....🧐🧐🧐in extream moments you run the back up bulb's till they go down then 🧐🧐🧐🧐 switch to your generator.... saves on gas ⛽ big time👍🏾
yes I would love those bugs out back and out front and when I'm taking a walk and it's dark there's also good to hang it on the bike when you riding at night when your light on the bike go dead
Excellent review. Just a fyi bright living from qvc has upgraded their bulbs to work in a multi light fixture. I chimed in on these last review… cheers
I bought them like 2 years ago for emergency only. I haven’t charged them in a while, I took them out today because I’m getting ready for the eclipse tomorrow 4/8/24. and they are still charged. But I’m not sure how much charge is left as you said in ur video.
Just look into a generator hookup install to plug your generator into your house power. Will need an electrician so you dont backfeed but it's definitely worth it to use your power like normal and not have to plug everything in with extension cords just use your normal wall switches and outlets and a generator big enough to handle your daily use. Generators can be costly but it's a buy once and forever live carefree from then on.
I rarely have a need to have a light on for 10 hrs, which is required time for recharging. Can you charge for a few hrs a day for days or does the light have to be on for a consecutive 10 hrs to get a recharge? Thx.
Hi Jeff. I just purchased the emergency bulbs for a pop up event I’m be participating in soon. My question is once I charge them can they sit until I need them or do they need to be used as soon as they’re fully charged? If that makes sense. In other words if I charge them on Monday will they still hold that charge to be used on Saturday?
Will they work if not fully charged still in red mode flick switch on wall plug on standing floor lamp turned switch off at wall lamp ner kiked in? Only works as a normal bulb single lamp
Hey Jeff great video thanks for posting. I just today learned about these bulbs and I think its a great idea. One thing I was wondering is - do you know how much electricity the bulbs use when they are charging? I saw on an HSN video they recommend just leaving the bulb in your lamp all the time and you never have to worry about charging. But if it a lamp you use a lot it seems it would add to your electric bill. and do you know how many hours they last? Thank you!
I have them and they last longer. If I have one in the bathroom, I turn it on and when I leave the bathroom I turn it off. The same thing I do in the bedrooms, if I am not in the room while there is no light I turn it off and that makes them last longer...
I like them. But i don't like that you can not install them on a regular light fixtures with more than one light.. They are just for a single lamp.. ☹️☹️
I returned the led bulbs with 60 wattI returned the LED bulbs rated at 60 watts because they became dim after just one night. I received a refund, but it felt like a scam. because it only lasted one night before becoming dim and I received a refund. It felt like a scam.
I'll never pay $22 for a light bulb and also those are good but not good at the same time only for the simple fact that it cost too much and you noticed that anything that's good for the universe the world your health your body it always costs a lot and didn't they already invent electricity without electricity there's a different method you can use without electricity if you don't have any in your house or the power goes out?
Lol...nothing like a candle during a power outage. I have to say I like the convenience of these emergency bulbs. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
@@Jeffreviews4u I wouldn't use those either we don't get that in New York our system is very developed and very well structured unlike those other small states that you have to go miles and miles for so just to get to a store , either way you got them free no one in their right mind is going to pay $22 for one light bulb.
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I purchased a multipack of these on QVC a couple of years ago and I'm happy with them. My husband's closet does not have an overhead light fixture, so I have one of these hanging from a cup hook under a shelf in his closet. Lasts for at least a month. Also, we had a noreaster and lost power for a couple of days and these provided enough light to meet our needs as flashlights. We also hung them from S hooks around the house as needed (from the dining room chandelier and handle of the kitchen cabinet for example). I keep the on/off hangers for them hanging from the spider fitting of the lampshade, so I always have a base conveniently located near the bulb.
they are still winning in my book.....🧐🧐🧐in extream moments you run the back up bulb's till they go down then 🧐🧐🧐🧐 switch to your generator.... saves on gas ⛽ big time👍🏾
I want to try for sure. For my off grid place and grammas house.
I have two of the originals. One near my generator in my barn, the other near my electrical panel. Very handy during a power failure
I agree...they are very convenient and when the power is out I'm glad I have them. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
Always looking for “toys” for my grownup grandsons’ birthday bags. Going to order some for each of them. Maybe me too. Cuz…California!
Lol...kids of all ages like cool gadgets! Thanks for sharing. 👍
Once again I've learned of a new product from Jeff Reviews 4u. I am very interested in these and will be buying some. Thanks Jeff! 👍
Absolutely, I am certainly a fan of having backup bulbs. Pretty convenient in a power outage. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment 👍
yes I would love those bugs out back and out front and when I'm taking a walk and it's dark there's also good to hang it on the bike when you riding at night when your light on the bike go dead
Those are great ideas! Thanks for sharing. 👍
Excellent review. Just a fyi bright living from qvc has upgraded their bulbs to work in a multi light fixture. I chimed in on these last review… cheers
I bought them like 2 years ago for emergency only. I haven’t charged them in a while, I took them out today because I’m getting ready for the eclipse tomorrow 4/8/24. and they are still charged. But I’m not sure how much charge is left as you said in ur video.
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Just look into a generator hookup install to plug your generator into your house power. Will need an electrician so you dont backfeed but it's definitely worth it to use your power like normal and not have to plug everything in with extension cords just use your normal wall switches and outlets and a generator big enough to handle your daily use. Generators can be costly but it's a buy once and forever live carefree from then on.
This is something I'm going to invest in this year. Until then, having a backup will have to do. Thanks for sharing 👍
I rarely have a need to have a light on for 10 hrs, which is required time for recharging. Can you charge for a few hrs a day for days or does the light have to be on for a consecutive 10 hrs to get a recharge? Thx.
I love them!
They are pretty cool. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
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Hi Jeff. I just purchased the emergency bulbs for a pop up event I’m be participating in soon. My question is once I charge them can they sit until I need them or do they need to be used as soon as they’re fully charged? If that makes sense. In other words if I charge them on Monday will they still hold that charge to be used on Saturday?
Will they work if not fully charged still in red mode flick switch on wall plug on standing floor lamp turned switch off at wall lamp ner kiked in? Only works as a normal bulb single lamp
Yes, they will work even if not fully charged. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
Hey Jeff great video thanks for posting. I just today learned about these bulbs and I think its a great idea. One thing I was wondering is - do you know how much electricity the bulbs use when they are charging? I saw on an HSN video they recommend just leaving the bulb in your lamp all the time and you never have to worry about charging. But if it a lamp you use a lot it seems it would add to your electric bill. and do you know how many hours they last? Thank you!
I have them and they last longer. If I have one in the bathroom, I turn it on and when I leave the bathroom I turn it off. The same thing I do in the bedrooms, if I am not in the room while there is no light I turn it off and that makes them last longer...
Where do you get the chargers for the bulbs ???
You put the bulbs in a lamp and turn it on to charge. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
Can you fit these in a room's celing light fixure or does it have to be a lamp?
They can't be in an enclosed fixture or in a fixture with multiple lights. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
@@Jeffreviews4u - What do you mean by "enclosed fixture"? Thanks.
I got two plug adapters with my lights, and they say 3-4 hours emergency time i haven't tested them yet.
My bulb holder doesn't have an on and off switch at the bottom.
You forgot to mention the 'fun' factor, messing with the kids with a light bulb...in your hand.
Lol. This is true. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
I like them. But i don't like that you can not install them on a regular light fixtures with more than one light.. They are just for a single lamp.. ☹️☹️
I returned the led bulbs with 60 wattI returned the LED bulbs rated at 60 watts because they became dim after just one night. I received a refund, but it felt like a scam. because it only lasted one night before becoming dim and I received a refund. It felt like a scam.
HAHAHA 😆 😂. AND let there be Iight.
Lol...and there was light! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment 💡 👍
I'll never pay $22 for a light bulb and also those are good but not good at the same time only for the simple fact that it cost too much and you noticed that anything that's good for the universe the world your health your body it always costs a lot and didn't they already invent electricity without electricity there's a different method you can use without electricity if you don't have any in your house or the power goes out?
Lol...nothing like a candle during a power outage. I have to say I like the convenience of these emergency bulbs. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
@@Jeffreviews4u I wouldn't use those either we don't get that in New York our system is very developed and very well structured unlike those other small states that you have to go miles and miles for so just to get to a store , either way you got them free no one in their right mind is going to pay $22 for one light bulb.
I'm a native New Yorker! 716 born and raised. #GoBills. These bulbs are 2 for $22 which is similar to other backup bulbs I've purchased.
@@ThaMaskRapper - A 2 pack is just $18.00.