My local Wallyworld has a six-packs of CFLs on sale for just 10 bucks. The bad news is that nowhere on the package is the color temp specified. Since I'm running a setup with 24 cfls, this could offer a substantial savings.
Does anyone have a clue as to what the color temp is? I need 2700, but don't wanna buy them if they're daylight or upper end bulbs.
NOTE that the box compares light output to soft white incandescents, however this comparison appears on all GE CFLs, no matter what the actual color temp of the CFL.
Regular cost is 15.16 and here's a link to the bulbs on the WalMart website.
Walmart.com - Always Low Prices!
I think bulb manufacturers should be required to post the color temp on all bulbs. How about you?
Does anyone have a clue as to what the color temp is? I need 2700, but don't wanna buy them if they're daylight or upper end bulbs.
NOTE that the box compares light output to soft white incandescents, however this comparison appears on all GE CFLs, no matter what the actual color temp of the CFL.
Regular cost is 15.16 and here's a link to the bulbs on the WalMart website.
Walmart.com - Always Low Prices!
I think bulb manufacturers should be required to post the color temp on all bulbs. How about you?
