Review on 🎉 Multi-Color Replacement Bubble for Celebrations Lighting by Yan Perng

Sorry for the long review, glad you read it even if it is long. I bought 10 of these kits and replacement bulbs based on other reviews I saw on here. I always wanted these lamps but refused to pay the prices other sellers were selling them at. These lamps have exceeded all my expectations. I wanted to do this review because I have been using these bulbs for 2 months and have read many of the reviews here and identified many of the issues in the reviews that many people had and would like to offer solutions. And leave a review after using the product for a few months. Reviews said 1. Half of the bulbs didn't light up --> rotate the bulb like you would any ceiling light, which fixes all the issues I was having trouble with. It's true that some lightbulbs can go bad. I only open 5 of the 10 packs of bulb sets I bought, each bulb was good, some just needed a twist. After all, this is older technology that needs to be toned down a bit. Half of the liquid has spilled or disappeared --> Be very careful when handling each set of 7 glass flasks, they are glass flasks and sticking them can cause small cracks in the glass. This will cause the liquid inside to disappear. I paid attention to each bulb during installation so that they do not stick to each other, not a single bulb was under the liquid. One comment mentioned that they have a liquid that will burn you if it gets on you. I made sure the bulbs didn't meet because I didn't want that to happen to me. Respect glass tips. After 2 months and having been removed for just a year, none of the bulbs in the 5 sets were losing liquid. None of the glass tips are broken. Other tips for buyers: Keep the light box and the cardboard piece to separate the bulbs: be patient when taking out the bulbs. Try not to tear the inside of the cardboard to let the light out more easily. This will take longer than you think, as long as you don't rip off the inside of the cardboard holding the lanterns you'll have a good place to store your lanterns later. I'm so glad I didn't have to come up with a solution to prevent the glass tips from meeting. When used with many other wood light sources such as LEDs I would recommend using a separate extension cord which allows these lights to simply be plugged into a different outlet than the other bulbs. These are older technologies that use more energy. Many of them, most likely, will blow the fuses on the new lamps. That's how I did it, I had no problems. The lamps generate a good amount of heat for all their old technology. Be careful with combustible materials near them. Wouldn't leave a lightbulb unattended. I'm so glad I read the bad reviews on here because they helped me respect these bulbs before I bought them. These are glass nibs with an acidic liquid inside. Light bulbs. Lights in the cabin are difficult to see. The yellow and red onions are clearly visible. I rate this five stars. But probably because of this problem I would put 4.5, but let's assume that this is a problem of every manufacturer that uses blue color. I hope this review is helpful to someone because I almost didn't buy these lamps because of them. I actually bought more bulbs than I needed because I expected the bulbs to be of poor quality and figured I would have to replace a lot of bulbs until I didn't replace any. I'm in my 30's and live in an area where temperatures range between -20 degrees Fahrenheit. in the winter and was concerned about storing these bulbs in a garage that is not heated or cooled. I don't know how cold it has to be before the liquid in the bulbs freezes and can shatter the glass tips, and when the bulbs thaw the liquid spills all over the cracks in the glass. For now I think I will be storing in an air conditioned room. I was not paid for this review. Rarely have reviewers been simply upset that I bought more kits than I needed to deal with anticipated issues from other reviews to find out I shouldn't have bought extra bulbs and lighting kits. Just respect the lightbulbs and use your common sense.