I would like one on each side of my mirror in the bathroom. Think that would work???? Think they would be bright enough??? And do they have a switch
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No, they are not switched. I would not recommend this light for a mirror. It would throw too much light back at your eyes. Just my thinking.
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No switch. I don't think this is the light you want for a bathroom. Next to a mirror you'd want even light. Even if using a frosted bulb the ridges in the glass cast shadows. Even using it as a porch light the shadows produced by the ridges are not so desirable.
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It would depend on the size of your bathroom. I have a Jack & Jill bathroom (vanity on each side with the toilet/tub in the middle). It is the only light source in the vanity area and works just fine. I have mine on dimmer switches.
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The answer is ABSOLUTELY! These are LED lights and give off a tremendous amount of light. We also have one between the mirrors and it is overkill. We love the design and foremost the light we get from these lights.
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After some searching, I found these 25-watt "replacement bulbs for lighted mirrors" on Amazon that work perfectly. They are the same shape (short rounded "tube") and the "candelabra" style base fits in the globe socket. They are nice and bright, like the globe product photo. (The 4 watt night-light bulbs are great if you want it on all night, but you can't tell it's on unless it's dark.) If you go with another candelabra-base bulb, be aware that it must be short like the night-light kind you get at the grocery store (4 watt), or you won't be able to squeeze the globe back on (the pointy kind doesn't work). These are 2 1/8" tall, and the screw base is 7/16" wide (just under 1/2"). Hope this helps someone! Jerdon JPT25W 25-Watt Replacement Light Bulbs for Lighted Mirrors, 2-Pack http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001DKQ47E/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Since this product is merely a fixture and not a bulb of any sort, it would depend on what you put into it and if you have a dimmer installed on the wall. If you're wondering if there is a dimmer switch on it, there is not.
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Nope. I have one, and I've seen it in stores and there's never been a mirror there. Would kinda be nice if there was one, though!
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Agree with everyone's comments. I think it would look nice in a bathroom but it might not be bright enough due to the frosted cover. I have it in my small hallway in my condo and the light comes out thru the sides. I love the look of it though!
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Honestly the lights are super bright so that wouldn't be the issue. However they are really small. Vanity lights are typically larger and are down lights. This is better for pointing in different directions.
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Yes, I used them on my bathroom mirror. They look great and wiping it off is not a problem for me.
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I guess only if it's a small bathroom and for decor only. These are small pendant lights and would not give enough light to a bathroom.
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YEs, I bought one of these, has a switch to turn on the light which is halo light around the mirror. Great make up mirror.
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No, the lights in the mirror are not bright enough to use by themselves. You will need sconces.
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This would be overkill. These are pretty large, as well as very hot. You would also need plenty of space for them. Try installing lighting along the sides (instead of across the top) of your mirror in your bathroom. You would get double the light and at the correct angles. Then look for cool heat light bulbs with "daylight" Kelvin. Some say 5500k some argue 5400k (some,5600k) at whatever wattage suits you, depending on how many bulbs you have installed.
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They are great in my guest bathroom vanity bar. They come in both the cooler and warmer tones. I choose the cooler color temp as they are a bit brighter than the warm temp bulbs. The bath I use them is is a bit darker and smaller than my master so I wanted the brightness. I use the warmer tone ones in my master bath which is much larger and brighter overall. If you prefer the warmer more yellow tone you should pick that bulb.
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an electrician probably could do so......not sure. I just plug mine into the wall outlet in the bathroom. I really like the mirror! Hope this helps you.
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No, you would have to be very close to the mirror because the light reflects downward. Even with the reflection of the mirror I don't believe it would be satisfactory.
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I didn't buy any. There was nothing wrong with the mirror, but there was no place to mount it in my wife's bathroom as the room was too small to extend the mirror properly. Sorry I couldn't be of more help...