Spooked Halogen lamps
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Spooked Halogen lamps
I have owned a pair of nice torchieres for 8 years. They each have a ceiling directed halogen bulb which continues to function well. They also have down turned small halogen lamps on an adjustabel arm for reading, controlled by a separate dimmer.
Recently, one of them would not turn off! I had to take the bulb out.
Then 2 weeks later the other one went one spontaneously without me touching the lamp!! I could not turn it off (the switch was already off obviously). I had to remove that bulb??
Is there a ghost in the apartment or does static electricity, radio waves or barometric pressure activate old tired bulbs?????????????????
Recently, one of them would not turn off! I had to take the bulb out.
Then 2 weeks later the other one went one spontaneously without me touching the lamp!! I could not turn it off (the switch was already off obviously). I had to remove that bulb??
Is there a ghost in the apartment or does static electricity, radio waves or barometric pressure activate old tired bulbs?????????????????
Last edited by drxray47; 07-31-07 at 10:28 AM. Reason: spelling