froggy asked:


I know i found one on a website that was swarovski but I also know there are some on the website mysticjewelry.com but there website is not working and they wont answer there phone so I am weary of ordering with them please check out this website so you know what im talking about thanks.

Nibroc asked:


Okay, we got some lights in our kitchen, and I have no idea what they are called. They are some kind of Sonoma lighting, Hampton Bay, pendant light. It hangs from the ceiling with a black rod, and has different sections of glass around the bulb. If someone could tell me how to post a picture, I will. Thanks for the help.
Okay, we got some lights in our kitchen, and I have no idea what they are called. They are some kind of Sonoma lighting, Hampton Bay, pendant light. It hangs from the ceiling with a black rod, and has different sections of glass around the bulb. If someone could tell me how to post a picture, I will. Thanks for the help.

No, crackerlady, thats not it. thank you for the help though. Its more simple than that. More wide and circular.

Cooter asked:


The floor lamp will be made from Diamond Willow, which is hollow. I would like to put in a 3-way switch, that will allow. a shaded bulb to be turned on, then a second bulb within the willow or both.

nicholeeeroar asked:


i have a lava lamp about 10 years old, almost.
it’s been sitting around for a while and i’ve been using it lately every night. i was wondering if i can leave it on over night while i go to sleep, from about 9pm to about 6:30am?

cyndaylou asked:


also, where can i find them? my roommate and i are starting growing plants indoors and then we are putting them outside, im looking for the best growing lamps there are. i heard of a VHO lamp, but i have no idea what that is. please help!
I’m growing nothing that i couldn’t put outside for the rest of the world to see.

monkeysoup14 asked:


I’ve had my turtle for four or five years and have had no problems with him the guy at petsmart says he hasnt grown is because he doesnt have a heat lamp or something . Is this true?

heavyd asked:


I am debating between a low-voltage malibu light system and solar-powered for my backyard. I heard the solar-system is easy to install, cheap but the lights are very weak. My backyard is already pre-wired to use the low voltage system but I am not sure how much it would add to my electric bill. What’s your opinion?

jimmygodpage asked:


I have a house in a major US City with a 3rd-floor outdoor deck that also allows access to the roof. These areas provide my only outdoor areas and excellent views of the city skyline, and thus are ideal for entertaining. The deck is small (about 10′ x10′), has an outdoor light, and has one outlet. The roof has no electrical outlets or lighting. I am trying to find ways, preferably permanent, to light and provide music to these spaces. Also I am a college student on a very tight budget so the cheaper the better. Any and all suggestions are appreciated.

mosaic asked:


As pendant lights (small) over a reception desk in a lobby? The lobby will be edgy decor.. but classy and contemporary.
I can pick colors and pattern. Don’t forget.. these will be small pendant lights.

http://www.meteorlights.com/lampshadestyles.htm

Erika M asked:


Using a heat lamp to keep our turkey poults warm cost $40 in electricity for the 6 weeks before they feathered out. Plus, a bulb burned out on a cold night and one of the birds died as a result. Does anyone know of a better, cheaper, more reliable way than a heat lamp to keep the temperature up to 95 in the brooder? (Keeping a hen is not an option for us.) I’ve looked into propane brooder heaters, but they are more expensive to run than electric bulbs. Has anyone tried aquarium heaters? Snake rocks? Heating pads?