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Eco-Oriented Purchase N:Vision CFL Light Bulb
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KristinaMRichardson's recommendation
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The NEXT generation of lighting!
n:vision is a brand of compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) that are available at any Home Depot. There are many benefits to using CFLs including: protecting the environment, saving money, producing less heat, and they last longer.
For more information on n:vision CFLs visit there website: www.nvisioncfl.com (via nvisioncfl.com)
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Updated Sep 20, 2007
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I HAVE A THING WITH LIGHTBULBS
NOW I CAN ADD THIS ONE TO MY ECO COLLECTION
Updated May 1, 2008
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Buy some then see how long they last. 7 mos at around $7 dollars. Almost a dollar a month. Great savings