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mountain mad | 00:43 Wed 28th Jun 2006 | How it Works
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Is it cheaper to leave a fluorescent light on all day than to shut it on and off after each use (high usage area-bathroom)
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I think it's more energy-conscious (and therefore cheaper) to switch on and off. Although saying this, the starter motor may take more power. I don't know how they work. Why do you need a light on in daytime anyway?
03:06 Wed 28th Jun 2006
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nope
06:39 Wed 28th Jun 2006
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Cause its dark
15:45 Wed 28th Jun 2006

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