Lightbulb Drying
Here is a useful tip.
When you rinse out your emptied burned-out lightbulbs it is helpful to have a drying rack.
If, like me, you do not have such a rack, just take chopsticks you've been saving from Asian takeout and stick them into slots in your salad spinner.
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Remind me again why I am saving and gutting burned-out light bulbs.
Why would one to rinse out one's burned-out lightbulbs, preytell? (sp?)
So you can dry them in a dry them in a funky way???
GG and Sally,
Saving: Because there are many things you can do with emptied lightbulbs. I wouldn't want to limit your creativity, but making bud vases would be one example.
Gutting: Because there are fewer things you can do with a non-emptied lightbulb
Rinsing: Because the inside of the lightbulbs is usually coated with a white dust.
Like a bed of nails, one could have a bed of bulbs...
Exactly, one could have a bed of bulbs. Myself, I've only got enough bulbs for a cushion.
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