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MissJones
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Do they make 'warm' Christmas lights anymore?
I'm not liking that blue/white look. I get saving energy but I like the old incandescent look.
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Posted 12/5/15 8:38 PM  |
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NervousNell
Just another chapter in life..
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..being a mommy and being a wife!
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Re: Do they make 'warm' Christmas lights anymore?
You can still buy the regular ones. I have them
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| Posted 12/5/15 9:07 PM |
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ChristinaM128
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Christina
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Re: Do they make 'warm' Christmas lights anymore?
Yes - we got a bunch in target, Philips brand. Labeled warm white. I agree, I dislike those bluish white ones!
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| Posted 12/5/15 9:19 PM |
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LuckyStar
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Do they make 'warm' Christmas lights anymore?
Yes, definitely, because I used cool white ones to decorate outside and I cannot find anything to put in my windows or in the garden to match because everything is warm white!
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| Posted 12/5/15 10:15 PM |
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MrsG823
Just call me Mommy.
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Do they make 'warm' Christmas lights anymore?
Yes...Target has the Phillips brand on sale.
Message edited 12/5/2015 11:09:08 PM.
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| Posted 12/5/15 11:08 PM |
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MissJones
I need a nap!
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Do they make 'warm' Christmas lights anymore?
Thank you!
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| Posted 12/5/15 11:17 PM |
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ppm80
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Do they make 'warm' Christmas lights anymore?
I got a huge string of warm white LED lights at Walmart last year. Look just like the old incandescent lights, love them.
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| Posted 12/6/15 8:57 AM |
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GoldenRod
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Shawn
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Re: Do they make 'warm' Christmas lights anymore?
The color isn't directly related to LED vs incandescent. LEDs can display at any temperature range, from very blue-white, to very yellow-white. I have multi-colored LED strips on my steps outside, and I can adjust the "white" mode to just about exactly match the yellowish incandescent bulbs.
You just need to look around for warm LED bulbs (the "temp" has nothing to do with how hot the bulbs actually are... "cool" bulbs are a higher "temp", and "warm" bulbs are a lower "temp". The temperature is relative to the color that metal appears at a certain temperature.)
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| Posted 12/7/15 10:29 AM |
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