LED Discounts – Shrink Your Energy Bill
Get instant LED discounts on a variety of energy-saving Philips LEDs this fall. This offer is available at the Burlington, Washington Home Depot, from October 5 to November 29, 2019, while supplies last.
Philips LEDs for as low as 99 cents per bulb:
- A-lamp LED 4-pack for $3.96 (was $13.54, SKU: 1004632147)
- Reflector LED 3-pack for $2.97 (was $13.45, SKU: 1004632168)
- Candelabra LED 3-pack for $2.97 (was $10.55, SKU: 1004632158)
- 3-way A-lamp LED for $8.78 (was $11.28, SKU: 1001862035)
There’s an instant discount, rebate, or program for everyone and every home. Start saving today with these LED discounts and swap out your light bulbs!
Light Bulb Recycling
Did you know you can recycle incandescent and CFL bulbs for free in Skagit County? Visit these Skagit Recycling locations for quick and safe disposal of incandescent and CFL bulbs. CFL bulbs can also be recycled for free at Lowe’s in Mount Vernon and Home Depot in Burlington. There are also nearly 300 light bulb recycling collection boxes at select PSE offices, retails locations, city halls, and other locations. If you’re interested, you can host your bulb collection box!
Anacortes
- City of Anacortes
- Rosario Assisted Living
Burlington
- PSE: Skagit Service Center
- DC Health Chiropractic
La Conner
- La Conner Regional Library
Mount Vernon
- Alpine Ridge Retirement Apartments
- North Sound Mental Health
- Park Village 55+ Community
- Preview Properties
- Skagit Community Action Agency
- Skagit County Public Works
- Skagit Public Utility District
- Skagit Valley Food Co-op
Sedro-Wooley
- City of Sedro-Wooley
Bulb Recycling Facts
- Do not put used CFL bulbs in the garbage. CFL bulbs contain a tiny amount of mercury and will harm the environment if they are disposed of in landfills in large numbers.
- Recycled incandescent and CFL bulbs get broken down into their component materials. The glass can be used to manufacture other glass products or as a cement aggregate, while the metal is recycled as scrap. Recovered mercury is purified for reuse in industry or stored in properly permitted facilities.
- If a bulb breaks, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) offers detailed instructions for safe clean-up and disposal. Visit the EPA’s CFL information site for current clean-up instructions.
