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Subject: Re: Need help with Compact Fluorescent
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Dave <noway@nohow.not> wrote:
 
>What the OP needs is a whole new lighting fixture, but one that will accept 
>a larger CFL bulb, or multiple CFL bulbs...

Good idea. Go to Home Depot. Buy a 100' Leviton YUS-A9500 Temporary Light
String (the kind you see at construction sites and used car lots), for about
$50, with a light socket in a bright yellow plastic shroud every 10'. Remove
the shrouds and buy 3 of Home Depot's 14 W CF 4-packs and hang the string
around the ceiling perimeter.

Nick