As many of us dust off our Christmas lights ready to jazz up our homes I reckon there may well be many gasps of frustrations when we find out that we have a whole lot of blown light globes. When that happens it means a slow process of checking globes ( one globe normally causes a whole lot of globes not to function) to find the culprit that isn’t working.
I found up to twelve globes that were faulty causing me to buy 4 packets of replacement globes at a cost of nearly twenty bucks. When I got home I could have kicked myself because instead of buying these I should have bought a brand new set of 200 lights for the same price, and as long as the wattage is the same you could use this a your new lights and use the old one for spares, or vice versa.
