Choosing the Best Energy-Saving Lightbulbs

Instant light is essential, so LEDs are the better choice for general lighting. LEDs are also great for hard-to-reach fixtures, often found in hallways and staircases, because they last for years and years. If you have fully enclosed fixtures, look in the ratings for LEDs that can be used in them; many LEDs can't because high temperatures can shorten their life. CFLs are fine for accent lighting, say, in sconces. Dark shades absorb light, so consider brighter bulbs.

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Shopping tip. Buy just one or two bulbs to try them out. If you like the light, then buy more. Energy Star qualified bulbs meet stringent standards that are independently verified and are often required to get utility rebates.

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Bulbs to consider. Among 60-watt equivalents, the Utilitech LED, $20, sold at Lowe's, is claimed to last about 23 years, enough time to put away your ladder for a while. It's suited for ceiling fixtures with open shades and lamps.

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