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the cost of the lava lamps in 1963 was $10-$100
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How much dis it cost to make the movie longest yard
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First, lamp shades diffuse the light. Instead of looking at a bright bare lightbulb, you look at a much larger glowing shade that that bulb illuminates. The shade cuts out some of the light, but the light that you're left with is far more pleasant to look at.A lamp without a shade casts sharp-edged shadows. If your lamp has a shade, the shadows it casts tend to be soft edged. Again, this makes things look better.Second, in the old days when lamps that used open flames, a lamp shade would cut down on drafts that could make the flame flicker or even blow it out. A glass "lamp chimney" worked even better, but those were expensive compared to a paper and wire shade.
I have a lava lamp from the 70's and it cost $20
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the cost of the lava lamps in 1963 was $10-$100
Besides the obvious cost savings, fabric shades are much more durable. Paper shades start to show their wear after a couple years of being in a house with kids and moving a few times. And I think these look almost as good in person as a $120 shade from Just Shades .
The cost of a brown lamp could vary from a few dollars to many hundreds of dollars. The most expensive brown lamp on the Amazon website is over $5000, whereas the cheapest is $6.49.
Cordless lamps vary in cost, however at the cheapest end of the scale you can buy a new cordless lamp from $5, with pricing raising with quality and style.
Anywhere from $10-100 depending on size and how nice it is.
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The average cost depends on the size and wattage. The average life of a tv lamp is eight thousand hours. Here is more information on prices: http://www.dlptvreview.com/dlptvreviews/projection-lamp-replacement.html
The cost of a replacement lamp for a Hitachi UX21511 would vary by retailer. One would expect to pay an average of about $50 from most online sellers.
A properly designed lampshade reflects as much light energy as possible from its inner surface, so ideally no energy transformation takes place.