I recently bought a cheap roll of led tape lighting to see how some under cabinet lighting would look in my kitchen. It certainly brightens up the area, but the color seems off from the rest of the lighting. The other lights are 2700K and these tape lights are supposed to be 3000K (as i said cheap so not sure about the accuracy), but also the CRI is likely low at like 60 for these. You can see the color difference of the wall in the attached photo. My first question is whether or not this color difference is due to color temperature or the low CRI of the LED tape. My next question is what brand or site should I buy to get good High CRI 2700K LED tape to match the 2700K lights I already have in the kitchen? I can find 2700K but it seems harder to find and I want to make sure I get good quality. [ATTACH]92877[/ATTACH]

Hey everyone! I have a pendant light in my kitchen that is wired to a switch that has a switch with one of those tiny sliding dimmers right next to the switch. See the picture below. The left switch is the one that goes to the pendant light and the right goes to other recessed lights in the kitchen. That's probably all extra information but I figured it's better to give MORE information. I would like to remove the pendant light and am wondering how to do so safely? Do I just turn off the power, remove the pendant light, cap off the ends of the wires with those plastic twisting electrical cap and wrap in electrical tape, put one of those round plastic covers over the ceiling hole and call it a day? Do I need to remove the switch? I've replaced receptacles, light switches, and lights before but never got rid of something completely. [ATTACH]92395[/ATTACH]