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Question: what's the difference between mini twist and just plain cfl light bulbs?  does this put out the same amount of light as a non mini twist cfl wattage?
Document: This is NOT a &#34;Mini&#34; CFL light bulb !! I have 3 different sizes of the squiggly CFL bulbs, and the Sylvania 29490 &#34;Mini&#34; is the LARGEST of the lot ! !The bulbs work fine after they warm up for a minute or two -- and they put out a fair amount of light when compared to the 13-Watt CFLs.
Every time my husband turns that light on, it is like the whitish/blue Bat Signal eminating from our bedroom. Bright - yes.Well, after months of putting up with this I decided to change all of the bright cfl and non-cfl bulbs to Sylvania's mini marvels. I have to admit that I was a bit ignorant why I couldn't find bulbs of the color light I wanted before.
When I first saw these compact fluorescent bulbs, I was skeptical that they would emit enough light to truly be the equivalent of the incandescent bulbs they would replace. In reality, this bulb will truly put out enough light that you'll never know the difference and do so while using roughly  the power.
I love CFL technology and these are the best bulbs I have seen. I have been replacing incandescent bulbs as they burn out with cfl bulbs. I just installed these bulbs yesterday and I can already tell an improvement as compared to cfls purchased a couple of years ago. In one room I have double lighting fixtures. There was such a difference in light power and color (these are very white) that I had to remove the old cfl and replace so it would be balanced.
This isn't what I wanted. I guess I should have looked more carefully at this product before buying. The mini-twist label is miss-leading. I need a bulb with a very small base to fit into my lamp, these bulbs have a normal size base. Hence the name, mini-twist, is misleading, or just a down-right lie. I will use these bulbs somewhere, sometime, but there not what I wanted.
A single candle is one lumen. FYI: Candlelight is 2000K. *I posted a picture demonstrating the difference between three different Kelvin representations. It is from Planet Bulb.I read a few reviews from others who have had concerns about the clean up if a cfl bulb breaks. My husband is a fire captain. We are safety conscious in our home. There are special clean up procedures for cfl bulbs, but you do not need the haz mat team.
I purpose purchased these because I have various smaller lights that need a smaller bulb. I have purchased mini twist fluorescent elsewhere and they were small. These are BIG, definitely not as advertised.
Bulbs arrived the day after ordered but they did not match description. This was a standard sized bulb, not mini-twist as described. Tried to engage return process on line the day (6.20.13) bulbs arrived but was denied with statement, &#34;expiration date has expired,&#34; giving exp. date for returns as 6.21.13. Amazon itself was good as usual and helped me return the item by emailing me a return label.
When I was in nursing school in 1982, one of my patients ate a mercury thermometer in front of me. Ooops! He was okay. Anyway, here is the address to the EPA's instructions on how to clean up a broken cfl bulb properly.Start with the usual www and then epa.gov/cfl/cflcleanup and end with html. I can't actually put the address in entirely.Lastly, I have not ordered this through Amazon or the vendor here.
I've had good luck with regular Sylvania light bulbs and that is one reason I chose the Sylvania brand for my first cfl light bulb.
Answer: yes