What does blooming mean? Over here, we use it in relation to plants.
Used as I did, it's a British informal intensifier kind of adds emphasis.
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/blooming
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M
What does blooming mean? Over here, we use it in relation to plants.
If I did, I'd be a Dutchman or a monkey's uncle!
Used as I did, it's a British informal intensifier kind of adds emphasis.
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/blooming
atb,
M
Oh and shouldn't the thread title be " how to CHANGE a light bulb"!!!
Colin
Ah yes! An intensifier!
27 to point out spelling/grammar errors in posts about changing light bulbs.
53 to flame the spell checkers.
41 to correct spelling/grammar flames.
Red
Sorry to hijack the thread, but can anyone tell me where I can get hold of a 5 watt GU10 LED spotlamp - preferably with a titanium heatsink?
Z
I could, but you'd have to change the bulb eventually and that would open up a whole can of worms!
These fancy lightbulbs are all well and good but nothing beats the feeling you get when you get light from your hand crafted lightbulb.I don't think it would be a user. (I already own too many lightbulbs) My every-day-lamp is a Scandi low energy (from Ikea). It does everything I need it to and if I lose it I can easily get another. Years ago I used to own an original Phillips low energy. A real thing of beauty, but I lent it to a friend and he broke it. :-[
Toddy thanks for that link but now I'm tempted to go for that 4x2W beast (drool)!
Z
For total symplicity simply clamp a pencil between your electrodes ... the wood burns off and the carbon (graphite - a pure carbon) glows incandesant... no vacuum needed!
This cannot realy be classed as a "lightbulb" though as it has no "bulb".....
Bamboo needs no treatment for use as a filament though it does not burn as brightly as Wolfram...