I need a 3 way

sunglasses_and_ocean_waves
sunglasses_and_ocean_waves Posts: 2,757 Member
edited November 9 in Chit-Chat
.... light bulb for this lamp:



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Where would one buy such a bulb? Thanks
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  • jeremywm1977
    jeremywm1977 Posts: 657 Member
    Just stopped in to appreciate the bait and switch.
    Sorry, can't help you with the bulb, though.
  • ^^ That's how you turn it on :wink:
  • binariiangel
    binariiangel Posts: 146 Member
    Walmart has them in the same place with the rest of their light bulbs. Forget what they're called, but they have them in normal size & little tiny size.
  • good lord.
  • mhankosk
    mhankosk Posts: 532 Member
    I got mine at Target. Any convenience store should have them :)
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  • chivalryder
    chivalryder Posts: 4,391 Member
    _ronrob_ wrote: »
    Walmart has them in the same place with the rest of their light bulbs. Forget what they're called, but they have them in normal size & little tiny size.

    Always tough to find a bigger bulb when you need it. And then when you finally do, it's invariably too big to screw into the socket.

    This made my day.
  • _ronrob_ wrote: »
    Walmart has them in the same place with the rest of their light bulbs. Forget what they're called, but they have them in normal size & little tiny size.

    Always tough to find a bigger bulb when you need it. And then when you finally do, it's invariably too big to screw into the socket.

    It's better to get a size too big than a tiny one.

  • jamesleesmith
    jamesleesmith Posts: 60 Member
    lol, should be able to find them at any hardware like Lowes/Home Depot or Walmart/Target type stores
  • Live_To_Win
    Live_To_Win Posts: 340 Member
    Not sure about the bulb but I know where the on switch is . . .
  • gio0323
    gio0323 Posts: 294 Member
    Well go to batteries plus, they have a good selection......now if extra help is needed I volunteer lmao
  • Squamation
    Squamation Posts: 522 Member
    I have so much love for this.
  • Not sure about the bulb but I know where the on switch is . . .

    Awesome. I bet you could help me with the bulb.
  • TorsMinator
    TorsMinator Posts: 8 Member
    Gorgeous lamp!
  • mericose
    mericose Posts: 70 Member
    This post just made my day
  • Squamation wrote: »
    I have so much love for this.

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  • _ronrob_ wrote: »
    _ronrob_ wrote: »
    Walmart has them in the same place with the rest of their light bulbs. Forget what they're called, but they have them in normal size & little tiny size.

    Always tough to find a bigger bulb when you need it. And then when you finally do, it's invariably too big to screw into the socket.

    It's better to get a size too big than a tiny one.

    You'd think so, but electric fit incompatibilities are hard to over come.

    You'll have the best luck sticking with the maximum wattage bulb your socket was designed to accept. That will maximize light delivery while keeping the socket safe. Don't want to break something off in there and have to go fishing for it with half a potato. :wink:


    I've been that road before. Sometimes if you work the bulb into the socket, the fit lights up the entire lamp.
  • yourradimradletshug
    yourradimradletshug Posts: 964 Member
    Hahahahaha this post gave me a much needed laugh!
  • Organicgasm
    Organicgasm Posts: 592 Member
    Hahaha. This is my favorite post.
  • johnnylakis
    johnnylakis Posts: 812 Member
    Is the bulb cap narrow or wide?
  • Is the bulb cap narrow or wide?

    Um .... not wide.

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  • _ronrob_ wrote: »
    _ronrob_ wrote: »
    _ronrob_ wrote: »
    Walmart has them in the same place with the rest of their light bulbs. Forget what they're called, but they have them in normal size & little tiny size.

    Always tough to find a bigger bulb when you need it. And then when you finally do, it's invariably too big to screw into the socket.

    It's better to get a size too big than a tiny one.

    You'd think so, but electric fit incompatibilities are hard to over come.

    You'll have the best luck sticking with the maximum wattage bulb your socket was designed to accept. That will maximize light delivery while keeping the socket safe. Don't want to break something off in there and have to go fishing for it with half a potato. :wink:


    I've been that road before. Sometimes if you work the bulb into the socket, the fit lights up the entire lamp.

    I've seen the same effect when a lamp is hot-wired to more than one electric source. It's risky, and a fire hazard. I'm sure that sparks fly when it happens and it's fun to look at something illuminated so brightly, but cleanup is a B.

    Not to mention the shock if you get your fingers wet getting that bulb out. I'll get a man to help me with this one.
  • Edwardshar
    Edwardshar Posts: 271 Member
    It ain't gay if it's a threeway, lightbulb.
  • jim_just_jim
    jim_just_jim Posts: 148 Member
    Certified electrician here. I make sure the bulb fits the socket and always get it turned on to make sure my customer is satisfied ;)
  • disneygallagirl
    disneygallagirl Posts: 515 Member
    maybe get more than 1, you know in case it burns out
  • Over size bulb might blow the circuit, be careful
  • QuiznatoddBidness
    QuiznatoddBidness Posts: 602 Member
    3-ways. Tiffanies. Pretty awesome separately . . . but together? Priceless. Home Depot's light bulb selection is also a favorite of mine.
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