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]]> http://blog.allstate.com/faq-picking-the-right-bright-light/#comment-3536 Durante Sun, 26 Aug 2012 12:56:28 +0000 http://community.allstate.com/community/allstate_blog/blog/2012/02/20/picking-the-right-bright-light#comment-3536 I know that 3-way CFLs are made, I have three in my house right now, and I’m working under one of them right now. As for shntoenirg the lamp life on a CFL by using them, I do not think it will hurt a standard CFL if you use it in a 3-way socket but I’ve never been told either way, good or bad. If you look at the base on a 3-way lamp you will see 2 pieces of metal (not including the screw in base part of the lamp) An incandescent would hit one of these for 25 watt, the other for 50 watt and then both for 75 watt.

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