One of the most common causes of flickering lights is an issue with the bulb. Fortunately, bulb issues are also the easiest ...

Turning the electricity off at the circuit breaker is the only way to ensure there is no power coursing through the light bulb socket when you change your bulb. That said, it is possible to change a ...

Turning off the lights and other electric appliances when you aren't using them is one of the most basic steps you can take ...

I set out to learn what truly makes LED lighting different from traditional bulbs - and it turns out, it's about more than ...

Thomas Edison's incandescent light bulb, patented in 1880, made electric lighting practical, affordable, and long-lasting. It completely transformed homes, cities, and industries worldwide, going ...

LED bulbs are said to last significantly longer on average, they don't burn quite as hot so there's less of a fire risk, and they claim to save you money on your electric bill.

The Centennial Bulb is a 60-watt Mill type incandescent carbon filament light bulb that was manufactured by the Shelby Electric Company in Shelby, Ohio some time between 1899-1900.

Though Thomas Edison is credited as the man who invented the lightbulb, several inventors paved the way for him.

Jim Zink is not sure what to do with his remaining stock of incandescent light bulbs. Federal rules that took effect Aug. 1 prohibit the sale of most bulbs patented over a century ago by Thomas ...

Smart bulbs make our lives easier. For all their convenience, however, they use more electricity than regular LED bulbs. Here's how they compare.

The Biden administration passed new rules that bans the production and purchase of incandescent light bulbs. Here’s everything you need to know.