100W incandescent light bulbs will soon be gone

With news that 100W incandescent light bulbs will soon be gone from shop shelves, now's the time to find an alternative so you don't get left in the dark. These new Ecozone® Biobulbs® from Lakeland are the perfect solution, using just 25W but producing light equivalent to the outgoing 100W bulbs.

Made by the same people that produce the retailer's best-selling Ecoballs, biobulbs use 75% less energy, last up to 10,000 hours and radiate far less heat than a standard 100W lightbulb.

Unlike ordinary energy-saving bulbs that need time to warm up, they light up instantly to produce a high quality, flicker-free white light that closely replicates daylight.

N.B. The information contained in this story is provided by the supplier and does not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of lets-do-diy.com.

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