Review on Outdoor Daylight Photocell Bulb by Sengled by Monica Moore

As a new disabled person, I appreciate not having to turn on and off the lamp standing in the middle of a long corridor at the end of the long corridor. Hallway, since without a stick my hand is almost always carrying something from one end of the house to the other. For most, this is a small help, but for me, with a failing hand, it's a good upgrade for skipping light exercise. The thing is, you never realize how much you NEED both hands even to walk around the house like we all do. You lose the ability to use an arm and you're frustrated that you can't carry what you've always done and then the fact that you have to take two trips instead of one when you know that only causes even more pain. The only problem with these bulbs: sometimes these bulbs don't light up for more than 30 seconds. The laundry room is also down the middle of the hallway, and although I'm only a few feet away from the lights, they go out almost immediately when they come on, even though I load the washer, add detergent, do laundry, tumble dry, and finally wrinkles. There is a lot of movement, but the bulbs somehow don't notice it. You would like. I just stop my work and wave my arms wildly, but I wish I had to play around with something that's another obstacle for me, just like that damn stick.