💡 European Torpedo Chandelier Bulbs - Crystal Clear for Enhanced Illumination Review

Also one is different from the other 5 which is very odd. and it makes a noise when you shake it in your hand, but it doesn't look broken.

An electrician installed a chandelier brought from Germany. Didn't realize the pears were different. These worked great! disaster averted.

Arrived very quickly and perfect for what I need them for. Each bulb has a miniature box so you don't end up with an open box with loose bulbs. No disappointments.

We were delighted to have found these European bulbs! We bought a lamp in Kotor without thinking of a plug or lightbulbs! These bulbs are perfect for lighting up our sweet find! Adapter used! All is well!

We have been looking for a replacement bulb for a lamp bought in Turkey for a long time. They worked great and the price was amazing for a pack of six bulbs. It's a beautiful lamp and now we can use it again.

These bulbs are very hard to find as you could easily think this is a standard US chandelier bulb. I bought this for my Moroccan lamp and it works great. Unfortunately, one was broken, the rest intact.

I bought these to fit in a Moroccan style lamp. Using a timer, the lamp was set to turn on 1 hour per day. After a few days of use, I noticed a strong rubber/burnt smell emanating from the lamp. The lamp felt very hot and I noticed that the lamp holders were starting to brown (even melted a bit). Incandescent bulbs work, they just generate a lot of heat so think about where you plan to use them.

Unfortunately, four out of six were not good when delivered. They generate quite a bit of heat as other reviews have said, which is why I'm wondering if they would be safe in my vintage chandelier, which has small, plastic, candle-shaped cylinders in the base. Very bright too. EDIT: I ended up ordering the 25w as the 60 was so hot. I ordered two packs of six bulbs and they arrived in a plastic envelope with no reinforcement other than the thin cardboard the bulbs come in. Of the 12, 6 were…

I have an Italian bedroom set that is over 30 years old and at some point needs to have the light bulbs in the dresser replaced. One of the two lightbulbs had recently burned out and I thought a regular candelabra bulb would do, but it didn't. I threw away the used bulb, went to the hardware store and spent a very long time trying to find bulbs with the same base as mine. Little did I know that European lightbulbs were different from those in the US, thanks to the Revain marketplace I was able…