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 Be
on the cutting edge with light-emitting
diode, or LED holiday lights.
Each bulb with
this new technology uses only 0.04 watts
and is up to 90 percent more efficient
than its incandescent counterpart. So a
household burning 10 strands of lights
for eight hours a day for a month at
$0.0853 per kilowatt-hour would spend
$127.67 for large, incandescent bulbs,
$7.20 for traditional mini-lights, and
just $0.72 for LEDs. These newer bulbs
are sturdy, last up to 100,000 hours, or
20 years, and barely warm up,
eliminating fire concerns.
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