Upcycling A Thrifted Lamp | DIY Cordless Battery-Operated Lamp | Make Your Own Home Decor

[@mags8014]

Hi, Ana, another “cool” video! Your upcycled light looks very good; nice shade. A while ago I watched a video where someone- in the USA - used a similar lightbulb and I couldn’t find one over here. Had a look just now and they are all over the place, so you’ve encouraged me to get going on the recycling and have lights in socketless areas! Thanks, Ana, see you soon. Mags x

[@HomeCulture]

Hello Mags! I spent all yesterday putting the final touches on Mag's Olde World Shoppe Wardrobe and it looks so cozy. These rechargeable light bulbs impress me - why did it take us so long to figure them out! I bought a second one to put in sconce on the wall in the wardrobe as well. The Shoppe is getting all the attention! Chat soon!

[@pamela3213]

You’re an excellent teacher ✨I never knew that part of the lamp is called a harp!! These lightbulbs are one of the Greatest Inventions Ever 🤍

[@HomeCulture]

Yes! These lightbulbs are the best - why did we have to wait so long for them to be invented??? Funny enough, many years ago I was a teacher! Thank you!!😊

[@carolteague4707]

Love this idea! Can I get the ordering information from Amazon. I need to convert one of my lamps that quit working.

[@HomeCulture]

Yes of course! Here it is: a.co/d/c8bxVyA It's still working great for me!

[@ingeadams7593]

Thank you for the inspiration! Great job!

[@HomeCulture]

Thank you! I love that I helped inspire you! 😊

[@Romiman1]

Downside of this bulb is, comparing to the incandescent bulb, there is almost no light shining down below.

[@HomeCulture]

Interesting observation! This is only the first or second generation of bulbs like this, that I'm aware of. It's still a 'new-ish' idea. Hopefully the smart people coming up with these ideas will continue to improve this tech and the lights will be brighter and last longer - fingers crossed!