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if you use compact fluorescent bulbs, make sure your touch lamps aren't
designed to cycle through varying levels of brightness. The dim setting
on the lamp causes the bulb to flicker annoyingly. And since the bulb
doesn't come on instantly, I often assume I missed the lamp and tap it
again, causing it to flicker. Annoyingly.

--Sarah


----- Original Message -----
From: stan briggs <stanbriggs AT gmail.com>
> you could also either convert them to touch-lamps or buy touch-
> lamps to go
> there. most of the new touch-lamps even work the energy efficient 
> florescentbulbs.
>