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White Switch Night Light With Bulb - 12 Pack

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White Switch Night Light with Bulb - 12 Pack
$38.95 USD
A $47.40 value.
Item# 702812   In Stock
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Product Features

  • Night lights are a fun and functional glass art project
  • Sockets feature an on-off switch
  • Includes 4 watt bulbs
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Product Description

Night Lights Make Quick and Thoughtful Gifts
Make handcrafted glass night lights! Perfect for bedrooms, hallways, bathrooms, and nurseries, night lights bring a touch of elegance and charm to any space while providing a soft, ambient light for nighttime visibility. Socket has an on-off switch and plugs into any AC outlet. Attach your glass art using a clip, sold separately. Pack includes 12 white sockets and 12 bulbs.

Use metal screw on clips (#7027PK) and snap on clips (#7029PK) for stained glass art or adhere fused glass to plastic clips (#7031PK).

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3 out of 5 stars
  •   Frustrating
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Pros : Easy to solder stained glass (copper foiled) designs.
Cons : The metal attachment has unbelievably tiny screws & nuts. Impossible to tighten. Very frustrating.
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Pros : Just what I ordered!
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3 out of 5 stars
  •   good price, lousy light bulb
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Pros : The slot for the bracket works well with the bracket that Delphi sells and the switch is thin enough that the glass can almost touch it without keeping someone from hitting the switch.
Cons : The light bulbs are really touchy. Generally, I have replaced the light bulb rather than having to keep fiddling with it to make it work.
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