Confused about the upcoming "Light Bulb Ban of 2012?"

When the incandescent bulbs are gone*, which of these energy saving light bulbs will you choose?

• CFLs?
• LEDs?
• ESLs?
• Energy Saving Halogen Bulbs??
  

From: Holly Martin, B.S. Environmental Engineering
RE: The Truth about Energy Efficient Light Bulbs

Dear Concerned Homeowner or Renter,

The truth is...you want to save energy and you need to save money on your electricity bills--but like most people, you're confused.

Here's the problem you and every other concerned homeowner or renter face right now...

You've probably already bought a few of those "curly" CFL bulbs and tried them out at home. But you couldn't tell how much energy or money they really saved.

Besides, a lot of them didn't last as long as the package guaranteed--and the light they put out wasn't bright enough and had a strange color.

You're not sure if you can install them in your dining room chandelier, because it has a dimmer switch.

And you've heard that CFLs contain poisonous mercury and cause migraine headaches.

Like millions of other people, you wonder--is it better to wait for LEDs to drop from $100 apiece, to a price that regular people can afford?

With all these concerns swirling around in your mind, how could anyone make the right choices?

But it's worse than you think! Here's why...

This problem isn't just going to go away while you bury your head in the sand.  The U.S., Canadian, Australian and European governments have already ruled that traditional light bulb technology must go.  

Their reasoning is that these old standbys use too much energy for the amount of light they produce.  Using more energy leads to more air pollution, and of course, more CO₂, which some believe will cause catastrophic global climate change.

*Unless its repealed by Republicans in Congress (and signed into law by President Obama),  the U.S. ban on standard incandescent bulbs begins January 1, 2012.  The ban begins with 100 watt bulbs or higher, but it will extend to all incandescent bulbs by 2014.

That means you may have only a few months left to act. And by putting off your decision now, you're losing money, wasting energy, and possibly making yourself and your loved ones sick.

Luckily, there's a solution...

--Introducing--

The Energy Efficient Light Bulb Buyer's Guide:

Six Simple Steps to a lower-cost,
more environmentally responsible home

WIth the help of this clear, accurate and concise workbook, and  just a couple hours of your time, you could earn back far more than you spend on energy efficient light bulbs.  Like me, you could start saving real money on your electric bill, month after month.  Plus, you'll have the satisfaction of knowing you've done your part to reduce your impact on the environment.

In Fact, Here's Just The Tip of The Iceberg of What You Get...

• Save $25, $50 a month or more--beginning with your next month's electric bill! (Results will vary, depending on your situation.)  See my own savings demonstrated below and on page 8...

• Know for sure exactly which type of energy efficient light bulbs--CFLs, LEDs, ESLs, or one of the new energy saving halogen bulbs--to buy for each light fixture in your home (start with the home light bulb survey found on page 10)...

• Don't waste time and money buying bulbs that won't work with your light switches, that won't save you money, and that don't last as long as the package guarantees (see the extensive Energy Saving Light Bulb FAQs, beginning on page 36)...

• Calculate exactly how much energy and money you will save with energy efficient light bulbs--and how long it will take to earn back your investment (complete details in STEP 6, beginning on page 30)...

• Find out how and where to recycle burned out or broken CFLs (and why you MUST do this!) (detailed instructions on page 45)...

• Set up an easy system to get your money back on expensive bulbs that don't perform as guaranteed (see the Light Bulb Warranty Tracker on page 29)...

• Prevent headaches and other negative symptoms caused by too much exposure to the ultra-violet light from unfiltered CFLs (check out the FAQ on page 46)...

• And much, much more!

Here's How and Why I Can Make You This Promise

As a new homeowner just a few years ago, I suddenly became responsible for replacing dozens of light bulbs that burned out far too frequently.  I tried some of the new compact fluorescent bulbs, which were said to last years longer than standard incandescent bulbs.

To my surprise, the first CFL I installed burned out within two weeks. The next one lasted only a day.

After some research, I learned why: The electronic controls in most CFLs aren't compatible with daylight sensors, which I had installed in my porch light to automatically turn on at night and off at dawn.  Unfortunately, I permanently damaged the fixture by using the wrong bulb for the job.

After that first disaster, I continued my quest for the right energy efficient bulb for each light fixture in my home.  I put my engineering training and journalism research skills to good use, studying professional articles, government reports and product literature, combing the Internet and haunting the hardware stores.

Over the course of six months, I developed a method for systematically replacing each light bulb in my home with the optimum energy efficient bulb for that location.

The results speak for themselves.  You can see on the graph below how my electricity use dropped by an average of 19 percent a month for the first three months after converting to energy efficient light bulbs:

Here's how much I saved converting to energy efficient bulbs:

Before August 2008, our monthly electricity use had jumped much higher than the previous year, probably because of all the extra cell phone chargers, computers and video game systems we added as the kids grew older. But starting with the very next billing cycle after converting to energy efficient light bulbs halftway through the month, we used 161 fewer kilowatt-hours (kWh) of energy, which amounted to a savings of $16.

Just think, in less than one month, our electricity use went from 41 percent higher than the year before to 6 percent lower!  Over the next three months, we averaged a savings of $48 EACH MONTH!

(For those readers concerned about climate change, this saving in kWh translates to 768 pounds less CO₂ released into the atmosphere from electric power plants.)

Think about it:  Month after month, year after year, you could save $25 to $50—or more—with very little effort or expense on your part (see DISCLAIMER below).  Your savings could quickly add up, giving you extra cash to pay down your credit cards, take a weekend getaway, or build up your retirement fund.

With these positive results, I decided to help others get the same benefits I've experienced.  I wrote the Energy Efficient Light Bulb Buyer's Guide to pass on everything I've learned to help you reduce the amount of money you spend and electricity you use to light your home.

I know this unique system will help you save both money and energy--and a lot of frustration as well!

But don't just take my word for it, take a look at this...

So Here's The Bottom Line With

"The Energy Efficient Light Bulb Buyer's Guide"

When you order right now, you will receive:

The Quick-Start Guide--Gets you up and running in just a few minutes, ready to begin your conversion to energy efficient light bulbs

Home Light Bulb Survey--Takes you through your entire home, inside and out, so you know every bulb size, type, location and wattage you'll need to buy.

Energy Efficient Bulb Comparison Charts--The best way to decide which specific brand, style, and techology bulb will meet each of your lighting needs.

Savings Calculator--Figure out exactly how much you'll save--in energy and money, as well as CO₂--once all your energy saving light bulbs are in place.

Warranty Tracker--Keep track of everything required--receipts, purchase dates, guarantees and company contact information you'll need to get your money back on expensive bulbs that may not last their guaranteed lifetimes--even months and years down the road.

And the most extensive set of FAQs you'll find anywhere, answering every question you'll ever have about saving energy and money with CFLs, LEDs, and Energy Efficient Halogen Bulbs!  You get all of this for only $27.

Winter Special: Order Now and save $10!
Special Price: $17

And if you act now, you'll also receive:

*Bonus Report! "How to Track your Home Energy Expenses" With simple instructions for creating a Microsoft Office Excel spreadsheet Order The Energy Efficient Light Bulb Buyer's Guide now and receive this 10-page report free!  It will take you from complete spreadsheet newbie to creating beautiful color charts and graphs that highlight exactly how much energy you're using and how much you have saved with energy efficient light bulbs. The report alone is worth $15, but it's yours free, when you order now!

And you have nothing to lose because you can...

As you can see all the risk is squarely on my shoulders, so go ahead....

Here's How To Order Right Now

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So, go ahead and click the order link right now, and you'll be minutes away from converting your home to energy efficient light bulbs that will save energy and money, month after month and year after year!

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To a more energy efficient home,
Holly Martin

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P.S. - Now is the time to act--start saving energy and money on your very next electric bill!  And be prepared for the light bulb ban before it begins.

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