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Originally Posted by villagetinker
OP, for around 10% (maybe 20%) for your proposed cost you can have an electric light installed that is fully controllable and WORKS when there is no sunlight.
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Originally Posted by charlieo1126@gmail.com
I e had solar tubes in all my homes , it’s one of the first things I do , I put them in both bathrooms and and usually one in kitchen , you should see the difference they make when you put them in , they don’t add heat and they don’t leak they are worth every penny I know about those dimable or moon glow ones but I would never buy them and I can’t ever see one in main rooms or bedrooms there best just letting you have some natural light where there wasn’t much before
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Never knew what they were. We rented before buying and the home had one in the bathroom. I couldn't for the life of me figure out how to turn off the damned bathroom light!
After learning what they were we have 2 of them in our little 2/2 which turns an always dark during the day hallway & kitchen into a well lit sunny space.
It also has a regular LED light in it for nighttime and a solar powered nightlight for getting up at 2AM. Best thing we did.