💡 100 Watt Replacement Bulbs for Lava Brand Grande Motion Lamp - Pack of 2 Review

They worked well in my lava lamp. These two lasted a year. I just started using the second one. As a note. I just ordered a pack of 10 for $30. The same lightbulb. Much better. ⭐⭐⭐

This bulb got my lava lamp working, but the heat was blowing off the top of the glass container that held the liquid and lava. I need to figure out how to attach the top seal to get the pressure in the can right!

I bought several bulbs from other brands and thought something was wrong with my lava lamp, they were crappy bulbs. When I received them it was the difference between day and night.

I can't run my lava lamp without bulbs of a certain size, which is why many sellers are selling them at astronomical prices. These are the best lights for the price and they work just as well as any other!

If you have one of the giant lava fires, this is the only way to turn on the thermal convection to make them work. Yes, you "need" 100 watts of electrical heating energy to get the job done. CFLs and LEDs will NOT help you with this; 40 watts - no, 60 watts - almost. 75 watts - well.

Fits my Lava Grande perfectly and works as it should. I heard something about these types of lamps being switched to LED or other energy saving lamps. That means they don't generate enough heat to make a lava lamp work. I don't know how long I can get these pears or will they be available but more expensive? Anyway, I stopped by. These lightbulbs are sometimes hard to find.

I've looked at every hardware store within 30 miles for a replacement bulb for my lava lamp and I couldn't find it anywhere! I was very happy to find exactly the bulb I needed at Revain. I have a lava lamp as a night light in my large room. I was a bit disappointed that the pear only lasted a few months. I'll leave it at 24/7. could that be the reason? I'm not sure because I've never used a lightbulb 24/7 before. Anyway, I'm glad I found it. I'm glad it came in a 2 pack and I think I'll order…

I bought two packs about 3 months ago and I'm still using the first bulb. I have my Grande on a timer and it has been on for 10 hours every day since the day I set it up. I think the trick is to keep the oil off the skin of the bottle and gently place the lava lamp on the stand. I took that advice and as I said I'm still using my first lightbulb. Maybe I'm lucky, I don't know, but I buy these bulbs for life! Edit: Still on the first bulb. 6 months of daily use and everything is fine. As long as

They make good bulb replacements for the largest lava lamp (27 inches I think). First the whole cold lava mass floated to the surface. That was not so before. It didn't seem to bode well. I turned it off and let it cool down. At that moment, I doubted these lightbulbs would work. However, since then everything has been fine. a small interruption in the process, I would take care of it first, maybe switch it off after an hour or two the first time, but then let it run for a full 4-5 hours so…