CFL Growing = High Electricity?
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stumpjumper
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Not much at all... Depending on how many watts your bulbs are but 10 23w cfls is the equivalent of a little over 2 standard 100w light bulbs..
stumpjumper
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Yes it is great! CFL's rock man, plenty of proof here to back it up too.
stumpjumper
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Naww if you run a couple hundred watts of CFL's you can just turn a light off in the house that you don't really need on all the time and you'll never notice a difference.
drew420fuckyou
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Almost no change man. So go for it.
mushroom man
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i run 22 26 watt cfls and my bill went up maybe 20 bucks a month
0011StealTH
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yeah fuck my electricity company pg&3
Gary Busey
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Figure about $4-$5 per ever 100 watts ran at 16 hours a day for 30 days.
100 watts x 16 hours = 1600 x 30 days = 48kwh @ the national average (if you're in the US) $0.10 = $4.80
Use this site to figure your costs: http://www.csgnetwork.com/elecenergycalcs.html
It has a bill calculator. Pretty neat.
100 watts x 16 hours = 1600 x 30 days = 48kwh @ the national average (if you're in the US) $0.10 = $4.80
Use this site to figure your costs: http://www.csgnetwork.com/elecenergycalcs.html
It has a bill calculator. Pretty neat.
stumpjumper
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How many different outlets do you have those plugged in to?
mushroom man
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stumpjumper
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Cool, I was curious how that many would do on one outlet.
mushroom man
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i just made a thread tell me what u think
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