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Question: Can this bulb be used in an outdoor fixture (over a garage door)?  The fixture is open on the bottom.
Document: When all was said and done however (we sold that fixture in a yard sale), this bulb now resides in the garage, hanging upside-down, and works perfect for the application.
I had my fingers crossed hoping that it was only the unlucky ones whose negative reviews dominated the evaluation of this product. Well, they were right. I bought two of these 150 watt equivalent CFLs for use in a large 15 inch enclosed glass globe under my patio. The first one was great while it lasted which was 7 days. Perhaps these bulbs don't like to be in an enclosure. I'm going to try the 2nd one in an open fixture in my garage.
The bulb--used in a kitchen fixture--burned out after 3 months. i was expecting a longer life span. Be warned that you'll be replacing it often.
This is the first CFL that is strong enough to light my kitchen and fits the existing light fixture. It uses only 1/4 the erergy of the 150 watt incondescent bulb that it replaced.
The base is too big, or the threads are too short, regardless it won't work in most of my lamps. I found a place for it in my basement in an old fixture designed for a bare incandescent bulb, otherwise I would have returned it.
We put this bulb in the garage over a year ago, along with a regular 150 watt bulb,the G.E. energy bulb is still working,the regular type 150 watt bulb burned out 2 months ago. So far the longevity of this bulb has been very good. Has lasted 18 months so far and is still working, although on cold days it takes  a little time to become fully bright.
We are used to it since we've had old CFLs for a while now, but it would be nice to have it heat up a little quicker. At start, this would be more around a 75-watt equivalent, eventually heating up to around a 150-watt equivalent.Another reviewer noted the insert says to keep the bulb "base up", but I wouldn't take that recommendation too seriously.
On Amazon tonight looking for a 150 watt or equivalent bulb. These are painfully difficult to find right now in California. This fluorescent one was the only 150 watt equivalent bulb of any kind at three stores we checked in our neighborhood. Unfortunately, it is too big for the fixture. This should be made more clear on the packaging. It's not a small fixture- its a very very large light bulb.
I bought this bulb  just a few months ago. It was in a lamp beside my chair. I used it every night for about four hours and it has already burned out. That means the most I got out of this bulb was 360 hours. What a rip off. Regular bulbs have worked in this lamp for a couple of years. I dn't have kids or strangers in my home. I have been very careful. I cannot recommend this bulb to anyone.
I have not had an issue unlike the other reviewers here. At the time of this writing, my GE bulb has been used in a floor lamp for about three and a half months. It goes on almost every night. The bulb has been great for me since it allows me to add a lot more light to the room while using much less power than an incandescent 100 W bulb. Please be aware that it's quite a bit larger and more than an inch taller than a regular CFL bulb.
Answer: yes