Bright light in the kitchen

[Bryan Simmons]

It's great, as long as I don't look straight at it. It's in a light fixture that we otherwise almost never turn on.

https://www.menards.com/main/p-105480464212.htm?

6,000 lumens is a lot of lumens.

--Bryan

[i***@webtv.net]

It's great, as long as I don't look straight at it. It's in a light fixture that we otherwise almost never turn on.
https://www.menards.com/main/p-105480464212.htm?
6,000 lumens is a lot of lumens.
--Bryan

Why did you purchase something so bright that you rarely turn on??

[Jeßus]

Post by i***@webtv.net

It's great, as long as I don't look straight at it. It's in a light fixture that we otherwise almost never turn on.
https://www.menards.com/main/p-105480464212.htm?
6,000 lumens is a lot of lumens.
--Bryan

Why did you purchase something so bright that you rarely turn on??

We have two lights in the kitchen, one is just a 6W LED globe and the
other is a large LED tube, wattage somewhere around 30W I guess.
It's good to have both options.

[Hank Rogers]

Post by i***@webtv.net

It's great, as long as I don't look straight at it. It's in a light fixture that we otherwise almost never turn on.
https://www.menards.com/main/p-105480464212.htm?
6,000 lumens is a lot of lumens.
--Bryan

Why did you purchase something so bright that you rarely turn on??

Dummy, he lives in da LOO!

[Bryan Simmons]

Post by i***@webtv.net

It's great, as long as I don't look straight at it. It's in a light fixture that we otherwise almost never turn on.
https://www.menards.com/main/p-105480464212.htm?
6,000 lumens is a lot of lumens.
--Bryan

Why did you purchase something so bright that you rarely turn on??
The brightest light bulbs I use here are 60 Watt bulbs. I do use the led

equivalent to those though whatever they are. They give off the yellowed
light, not the cold white light and so far have lasted for years.
My kitchen and bedroom lights stay on 24/7. Bathroom and computer desk
light gets turned on and off.

You sleep with the light on?

--Bryan

[i***@webtv.net]

Post by Bryan Simmons

My kitchen and bedroom lights stay on 24/7. Bathroom and computer desk
light gets turned on and off.

You sleep with the light on?
--Bryan

I'm guessing he's afraid of the dark, same as John.

[Bruce]

You sleep with the light on? > > --Bryan

Light, fan and television (very low volume) on at all times.

What kind of retarded quoting have you invented?

[jmcquown]

My kitchen and bedroom lights stay on 24/7.  Bathroom and computer desk
light gets turned on and off.

It isn't a bright harsh white LED bulb but I wouldn't be able to sleep
if I left the bedside lamp on. I don't go into the kitchen in the
middle of the night so no need to leave a light on in there.

Jill

[Michael Trew]

Post by jmcquown

My kitchen and bedroom lights stay on 24/7. Bathroom and computer
desk light gets turned on and off.

It isn't a bright harsh white LED bulb but I wouldn't be able to sleep
if I left the bedside lamp on. I don't go into the kitchen in the middle
of the night so no need to leave a light on in there.
Jill

Same here, I can't sleep with a light on. I may have passed out once or
twice with a light on, but when that last happened, I woke up to it
irritated in the middle of the night.

[Cindy Hamilton]

Post by i***@webtv.net

It's great, as long as I don't look straight at it. It's in a light fixture that we otherwise almost never turn on.
https://www.menards.com/main/p-105480464212.htm?
6,000 lumens is a lot of lumens.
--Bryan

Why did you purchase something so bright that you rarely turn on??
The brightest light bulbs I use here are 60 Watt bulbs. I do use the led

equivalent to those though whatever they are. They give off the yellowed
light, not the cold white light and so far have lasted for years.
My kitchen and bedroom lights stay on 24/7.

You also like some sort of noise at night, IIRC.

Your bedroom "lights" must not be as bright as mine. With all of them
on, I could do brain surgery in there. OTOH, I have a bedside light that
isn't so bright.

Cindy Hamilton

[jmcquown]

Post by Cindy Hamilton

Post by i***@webtv.net

It's great, as long as I don't look straight at it. It's in a light fixture that we otherwise almost never turn on.
https://www.menards.com/main/p-105480464212.htm?
6,000 lumens is a lot of lumens.
--Bryan

Why did you purchase something so bright that you rarely turn on??
The brightest light bulbs I use here are 60 Watt bulbs. I do use the led

equivalent to those though whatever they are. They give off the yellowed
light, not the cold white light and so far have lasted for years.
My kitchen and bedroom lights stay on 24/7.

You also like some sort of noise at night, IIRC.
Your bedroom "lights" must not be as bright as mine. With all of them
on, I could do brain surgery in there. OTOH, I have a bedside light that
isn't so bright.
Cindy Hamilton

I like "white noise". Actually, the sound machine is set to rain with
occasional thunder. :) I've always been able to sleep well when it's
storming. My bedside lamp isn't bright white light but I cannot sleep
with it on. I don't leave a light on in the kitchen. But hey, I also
don't get up and snack on canned green beans at midnight.

Jill

[Mike Duffy]

Post by jmcquown
I like "white noise".

Sometimes I use either the "Fireplace HD" channel or the french-language
equivalent "Feu de Foyer HD" that both come with the free channel lineup
of my Bell high-speed Internet package.

They are just the right mix of noise and sonoral entropy for really easy
listening. Contrarily, I find the 'bubbling' sound of the two Aquarium
channels quite distracting.

[Gary]

I like "white noise".  Actually, the sound machine is set to rain with
occasional thunder. :)  I've always been able to sleep well when it's
storming.  My bedside lamp isn't bright white light but I cannot sleep
with it on.  I don't leave a light on in the kitchen.  But hey, I also
don't get up and snack on canned green beans at midnight.

Lol. Snacking on canned green beans is not real food to me. I remember
someone else saying that but it wasn't me.

I like the trilogy of light, tv and fan on all night. If the power goes
out at night, the lack of all 3 wakes me up immediately just like an
alarm going off.

[Bruce]

Post by Gary

I like "white noise".  Actually, the sound machine is set to rain with
occasional thunder. :)  I've always been able to sleep well when it's
storming.  My bedside lamp isn't bright white light but I cannot sleep
with it on.  I don't leave a light on in the kitchen.  But hey, I also
don't get up and snack on canned green beans at midnight.

Lol. Snacking on canned green beans is not real food to me. I remember
someone else saying that but it wasn't me.
I like the trilogy of light, tv and fan on all night. If the power goes
out at night, the lack of all 3 wakes me up immediately just like an
alarm going off.

Do you start singing to yourself to break the silence?

[Jeßus]

On Sun, 28 Nov 2021 09:26:49 -0800 (PST), Cindy Hamilton

Post by Cindy Hamilton
OTOH, I have a bedside light that
isn't so bright.

Inanimate objects have feelings too, I hope your lamp never reads your
nasty comment.

[Michael Trew]

Post by Jeßus
On Sun, 28 Nov 2021 09:26:49 -0800 (PST), Cindy Hamilton

Post by Cindy Hamilton
OTOH, I have a bedside light that
isn't so bright.

Inanimate objects have feelings too, I hope your lamp never reads your
nasty comment.

LOL I'm sure John here reads a lot worse about him

[Bruce]

Post by i***@webtv.net

It's great, as long as I don't look straight at it. It's in a light fixture that we otherwise almost never turn on.
https://www.menards.com/main/p-105480464212.htm?
6,000 lumens is a lot of lumens.
--Bryan

Why did you purchase something so bright that you rarely turn on??
The brightest light bulbs I use here are 60 Watt bulbs. I do use the led

equivalent to those though whatever they are. They give off the yellowed
light, not the cold white light and so far have lasted for years.
My kitchen and bedroom lights stay on 24/7. Bathroom and computer desk
light gets turned on and off.

You're afraid of the dark and of silence.

[Geoff Rove]

Post by Bruce

Post by i***@webtv.net

It's great, as long as I don't look straight at it. It's in a light fixture that we otherwise almost never turn on.
https://www.menards.com/main/p-105480464212.htm?
6,000 lumens is a lot of lumens.
--Bryan

Why did you purchase something so bright that you rarely turn on??
The brightest light bulbs I use here are 60 Watt bulbs. I do use the led

equivalent to those though whatever they are. They give off the yellowed
light, not the cold white light and so far have lasted for years.
My kitchen and bedroom lights stay on 24/7. Bathroom and computer desk
light gets turned on and off.

You're afraid of the dark and of silence.

Liver and Chianti for Thanksgiving Dr Lecter?

[John Kuthe]

It's great, as long as I don't look straight at it. It's in a light fixture that we otherwise almost never turn on.
https://www.menards.com/main/p-105480464212.htm?
6,000 lumens is a lot of lumens.
--Bryan

I have an LED light BRIGHTER than that! And one can see every bit of DIRT!

0
John Kuthe, RN, BSN...

[Jeßus]

Post by John Kuthe

It's great, as long as I don't look straight at it. It's in a light fixture that we otherwise almost never turn on.
https://www.menards.com/main/p-105480464212.htm?
6,000 lumens is a lot of lumens.
--Bryan

I have an LED light BRIGHTER than that! And one can see every bit of DIRT!

Yawn. Pretty sure mine is brighter:
https://postimg.cc/ns3LKJrx

[i***@webtv.net]

Post by John Kuthe
I have an LED light BRIGHTER than that! And one can see every bit of DIRT!
John Kuthe, RN, BSN...

But it hasn't inspired you to do any deep cleaning, has it?

[Thomas]

Post by i***@webtv.net

Post by John Kuthe
I have an LED light BRIGHTER than that! And one can see every bit of DIRT!
John Kuthe, RN, BSN...

But it hasn't inspired you to do any deep cleaning, has it?

I would imagine it makes roaches hide too.

[Hank Rogers]

Post by John Kuthe

It's great, as long as I don't look straight at it. It's in a light fixture that we otherwise almost never turn on.
https://www.menards.com/main/p-105480464212.htm?
6,000 lumens is a lot of lumens.
--Bryan

I have an LED light BRIGHTER than that! And one can see every bit of DIRT!
0
John Kuthe, RN, BSN...

And when you shoot up your dik, it glows even brighter, mayor!