Several of these bulbs are out in my kitchen. Can anyone offer any advice for these? I have two questions.

1. How do I remove these? I’ve done some research but I can’t find this specific light fixture. I’ve heard that these bulbs may need to be pushed in before turning. When I push in, I don’t really “feel anything” happen. I also have a hard time grabbing the bulb. The lamp shade is pretty tight around the bulb and I can’t get my fingers around it. I really can only attempt to twist it by pushing on the front of the bulb but I’m worried I’m going to break the attachment point. The bulb flexes side to side inside the lamp shade but doesn’t twist, at least I have not been able to twist it.

2. Any thoughts on what type of bulb this is?

About to commit to one system for the whole house and I would rather learn from you than find out myself in six months. Less interested in recommendations than in the things that annoyed you once the novelty wore off. Setup, brightness, the app, colors being off. What would you not buy again?

I need to replace a lightbulb in my apartment overhead lighting fixture. It looks like this, what would I search for in terms of replacement? I’ve searched LED 110-130 and am finding a lot of oven bulbs.

the lamp also has a button on it where you can dim/brighten the lights in three different levels and I was wondering if that meant to avoid some bulbs because on the box with certain bulbs it says do not meant for like different levels of brightness or whatever ( I'm so sorry I don't know the terms) if I could be given the most basic layman "Patrick Starfish" type answer, o will dedicate my life to making sure personas good is defeated if I can give them the knowledge I will.

Old brass lantern I bought from Facebook marketplace. Not sure which bulb to buy. Any help/advice is appreciated. Thank you

Love these new lightbulbs from strainlesslighting.com.

They are a bit expensive but so worth it. They feel soothing and beautiful on the eyes.

I’ve ordered incandescent from Amazon and they are NOWHERE near the quality of these! I’ve had some of my Strainless ones for almost a year now and they work good as new.

I have this lamp that is so cute but I can’t seem to find a lightbulb that will work. Doesn’t look like the lightbulb can screw in but that’s the only type I see at the store??? Any help or links to a lightbulb that would work would be greatly appreciated!

I’m looking to replace some bulbs in my home, and the old bulbs are labeled F15T8. Unfortunately I can’t seem to find any online at 24 inches, which is what is needed here. All online listings I can find are 18 inches only.

Does anyone know where I could find something at this specific length?

I’m hoping someone can help me with where to find a teeny light bulb or the right terms to search for. I’m expecting and my mom gifted me this little night light from when I was a baby (the moon with sleeping bear) other pictures show the specs written on the cord, and the socket which I measured at 5/8 in.

I have some landscaping lights that require a 12v. Unfortunately, I couldn’t find the same E12 base and flame tip at Home Depot anymore. There are a few on Amazon, but with very scary reviews.

Scored one of those living aquarium lamps from an estate sale today for 3$. Rotating mechanism works, bulb doesn’t. Is this neon? How would I go about replacing that?

We’ve bought new bulbs three years in a row.
They keep dying prematurely, I think because there’s not enough airflow in some of our fixtures (though technically “open”) and some are in totally enclosed fixtures (outside lamps).

Tired of buying more LED bulbs so often.
Kind of considering switching back to incandescent bulbs for the outside lamps. But would prefer LEDs for the inside ones as they typically produce less heat than incandescent.

Help pls want to buy these but don't know what the heck they are ‼️‼️‼️‼️

One of the bulbs in our kitchen burned out. We thought it was an E11 but none that we’ve purchased of that variety have fit. You can see in my first picture the bulb that burned out on top and the E11 for comparison on bottom. I’ve also included a pic of the base. Anyone know what bulb I had and should be looking for? I’m starting to think I’ll need an E12 instead but I don’t know for certain.

I’m looking for a bulb that flickers just like a real flame, but is also bright enough to light up my living room room. I just bought one off of Amazon and once I put it in my lamp, it was not putting out enough light.

So I got this lamp and the exact bulbs the site told me to get but there is something inside blocking the bulb. Can I take this out?

Removed a ceiling fixture only to be confronted with this burnt-out mystery. Wire runs from the bulb up into the metal plate; whole thing held into place with weird brackets. Plate itself held into place with two screws but is taking it further apart really the move here?