Review on 💡 Indoor/Outdoor Flush Mount Ceiling Light - Design House 587220 Jelly Jar, 1-Light, Black by Jason Caldwell

Not sure why oil bronze is $9 and black is $18 but I went with the $9 option. Looks the same as the picture, so no surprises. Comes with a bracket for the wall light, 2 screws for fixing and 2 swivel wire connectors which came in handy. I chose this one because it looks like it's probably an old device. It only took about half an hour to install (mainly because for some reason the old one had screws twice as long as they needed and they resisted. and also because I found a surprise in the old bracket. I wondered why i once crumpled up paper and stuffed it in but as soon as i took it off and saw it turned out to be part of a paper hornet's nest the rest was actually in the electrical box yes luckily it was abandoned otherwise I have I'm sure I would have noticed MUCH sooner. Heh. And that's why I replaced the light fixture (with a relative's house), the glass bowl was gone (many years) and it always bothered me that the bare one (Incandescent) lightbulb sticking out at an odd angle Wasps must have found a hole that led into the wall and decided they liked it Plaster was still a little soft (more on that later) Problem with cat The one on which What I came across was that the "nuts" that attach the mount to the bracket are covered in rubber grommets (which looks nice). Because this mount has a slightly larger diameter, the plaster it sits on makes the screws on the mount a bit short. So the obvious solution is to remove some of the plaster. The fact is that the distance from the bracket to the bracket does not have much play due to the closed end nuts. I'll put some sealant around it to keep moisture (and bugs) out. Added one of the very cool twilight compact fluorescent lights that Revain sells (Philips 429746 Energy Saver Compact Fluorescent Dusk-to-Dawn 14-Watt Twister Light Bulb) which fits perfectly. This corresponds to 14W, 60W, which corresponds to the characteristics of the lamp and is particularly suitable for worldwide use. I like these bulbs because they cost $6.50, which is a lot less than a light with dawn-to-dusk components. The only problem is that I don't think they make a lite version. I installed one in another outdoor light (open at the bottom) three years ago and it still works.