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Change a Broken Lightbulb

Change a Broken Lightbulb

Change a light and protect your fingers!

3 comments

Nov 28, 2011. 4:59 AM

bertus52x11 says:

Wow, that's smart!

Nov 12, 2011. 11:49 PM

Phil B says:

Very clever on both approaches. I have always been accustomed to shutting off the power and getting a thin nose pliers onto part of the bulb socket so I could twist it out. I think those I have seen have always broken very low near to the metal base while leaving part of the structure that holds the filament.

Jun 30, 2011. 9:23 PM

dreamberry says:

I like this as it is not as wasteful as my half a potato method (make sure it's unplugged!)

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