Cathedral ceilings? Regards,
Mike Monett
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Slip Rings
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No, just high conventional ceilings. Great room is 16'. Kitchen and patio are 14'. Bedrooms are 10'.
As long as I've been using the Silicone Spray I can use a pole with suction cup to change all the floods.
Previously I had a few bulbs break and I had to climb up there with a raw potato to extract the bases :-(
...Jim Thompson
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I love to cook with wine. Sometimes I even put it in the food.
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Silicone spray or vaseline work great on light bulbs. But I only need a foot stool to reach mine:)
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Mike Monett
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Gallium alloys seem more plausible here. Gallium wets many materials, which could make such a device easier (or more difficult). Gallium allows have a lower melting point than the 30 degrees C of pure gallium.
Thomas
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rings.
The Mercotac website warns of mercury content.