Day lamps
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- Nicola Main
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Day lamps
My Mum said I could get one for my birthday but which would you recommend? Ideally for use on a table. Thanks in advance!
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Rachel Froud 'Highlander'
Rachel Froud 'Highlander'
Re: Day lamps
I use a regular lamp and put a daylight fluorescent bulb in it. It gives me bright daylight light and I didn't have to buy a separate lamp.
Were you looking for a lamp-only or do you want a lamp with a magnifier?
Were you looking for a lamp-only or do you want a lamp with a magnifier?
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- Nicola Main
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Re: Day lamps
If you aren't requiring magnification, then buying a bulb is much the best option. I would also suggest you use something like an anglepoise for its flexibility. And the choice is good, too.
- Nicola Main
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Re: Day lamps
I've bought this TaoTronics lamp so I will let you all know how I get on with it. It looks like it will be sturdy enough and give enough light. You can change the colour modes from quite dim to bright white light.
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00V ... sc_p_img_1" target="_blank
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Rachel Froud 'Highlander'
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- wendywombat
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Re: Day lamps
That looks the business!
I hope it works for you wherever you want it.
Enjoy!
I hope it works for you wherever you want it.
Enjoy!
Re: Day lamps
It certainly does!