Do you think this could be modified for a small light bulb? I'm a teacher ... can't have lit candle in classroom.
192833
I'm not sure if the bulb would be efficient enough to heat the oil but there are plug in tart & oil warmers that use light bulbs on Amazon.
192834
I wouldn't recommend it. I don't think there would be enough room between the bulb & the porcelain bowl to heat it safely without one or the other blowing up. Maybe a flameless tealight? I'm not sure how well that would heat the oil though.I put waxmelt in mine & it heats extremely fast with the tealight.
192835
this item is defective....candle does not line up with oil holder, its totally useless.
192836
I dont think so. Since its made out porcelain its a while for it to get warm with the tealight. It would need a big light bulb and it would take some time to get hot enough to burn the oil.
568327
I think that the light would work in a paper lantern since the bulbs don't get too hot You're probably going to put it right up the middle through the hole at the bottom,so that should be far enough away from the paper sides of the lantern.
1756403
I have CFL bulbs soft lighting with matching wattage of 40 watts per bulb and it gives a nice glow but perhaps too soft for homework but I think if I upped the wattage in my fixture to 60 watt equivalent it would be fine for homework. It is a lovely fixture.
847665
I believe that the lightahead is a little bigger that a regular bulb. Also depending on how recessed the area is you might lose some of the spread of the light but I think it would still work.
756917
I haven't tried that yet, but I don't see why not. Keep the led light low voltage but with plenty of lumen. I think the idea is for low heat. It will work. Make sure led bulb isn't oversized, the globe wont snap back on...the original bulb isn't very large.
2160408
You could use a light bulb, but it would have to be real small not much room between lamp shade
1239380
It looks like a tiny LED bulb.. I'm not entirely sure if it can be replaced.
1840851
There are other choices but my lighting fixtures will not accommodate other size bulbs. Look at Lowe's or Home Depot for similar thread type and you will find something less expensive.
630163
It's a pretty powerful little tool. I'm sure it would work to light candles, but honestly, I think you should keep looking for something else.
1681713
A regular size floating candle will fit...the kind that have a plastic case around them. Otherwise they are too big and won't fit.
993864
check the end tabs. Probably are too long. It is actually the wrong bulb for the lamp. It can be modified to work if carefully trimmed.
1218263
I haven't tried that. The lamp I used it on had one 25w small base incandescent bulb. Good question. I'll have to look into it.
949267
I do not know if that use is possible. If the light bulb is the same size and wattage it might work.
1390858
They will not work. They are exclusively made for smaller bulbs such as for chandelier's (window candle size). They are also pretty good quality for the price and fit quite snug to the bulbs on my chandelier, no bending room to even try for a larger fit.
223601
It came with a 60 watt candle style bulb. Not sure if a standard shaped bulb would fit.
2143183
Hi be blessed,well i would have to see a picture of it,in some cases you could attach it to tie wraps as its not a heavy lamp.I have 11 eleding light systems surrounding my home and they work alsome.any other question just let me know.God bless!!!
183972
You are very right. These definitely would not look good with those bulbs. Even if you had ones that were really short and didn't stick out, the effect would be clunky. I have clear amber candle bulbs and it's a pretty glow.