In older homes, the closet was generally designed as a very small room located in bedrooms or in a hallway, usually by the front and/or back door. Its purpose was strictly for storing clothing or other items that were not on display year-round. A single, ceiling mounted incandescent bulb of relatively low wattage, typically provided [...]
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Walk-In Closets and Dressing Areas – Lighting Considerations
Posted by admin on January 13th, 2010
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No Comments »Simple But Powerful Ways to Lower Your Lighting Bills
Posted by admin on December 9th, 2009
Everybody knows that lighting consumes electricity. Based on statistics, lighting is responsible for about 12% of the energy used in a typical American home. That’s a huge chunk of your bills! Is there any way you can reduce your lighting bills?Make no mistake about this, you cannot completely eliminate this need for lighting in the [...]
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