Everyday living like house cleaning, hobby work, newspaper reading, etc. involve the need for home lighting and incandescent bulbs have been used for decades to satisfy that need. Incandescent lighting options have increased over time with color tone options and bulb type, yet still consume a lot of energy. With the many options available with incandescent light bulbs, you can find a bulb for just about any purpose. Alongside the incandescent lighting types, color tone output evolved to create a certain atmospheric mood in any room. We are not referring to colors like red and blue, but color tones that generate a brighter white output, a yellower output, etc.

It would be wise to replace those lights with any of these two options mentioned below.

Fluorescent lights consume a lot less energy than those old fashioned incandescent bulbs.

L.E.D. lamps save even more than fluorescent lights, but are limited on options today. 

Fluorescent light bulbs only consume 13 or 15 watts when compared to a 60-watt incandescent bulb. This can help save money on your electric bill, while also lasting several years. Because there are many options available, A 15 watt daylight fluorescent replaces those 60 watt daylight incandescent bulbs in your bathroom.

Your electric use will lower and be reflected on your monthly electric bills with L.E.D. lighting too. Energy usage is significantly reduced with L.E.D.s and they even last a long time too. There is a good amount of selection available, but these still continues to grow.