I am at present working in an empty house stripping the wallpaper with a steam wallpaper stripper prior to redecorating.
The lights are low energy mini flourescent type bulbs,
I found that when the light was switched off it continued to flicker and seemed to be never ending, I thought it might be something to do with short circuiting due to the steam, but taking another bulb from another room and plugging it in, there was no flicker, and replacing the one that flickered into another socket in the other room, it did not flicker.
Do these types of bulbs still contain a charge when they are switched off ??
I`ve never noticed this situation before when decorating other properties, or has this place got Ghosts and Ghoulies
The lights are low energy mini flourescent type bulbs,
I found that when the light was switched off it continued to flicker and seemed to be never ending, I thought it might be something to do with short circuiting due to the steam, but taking another bulb from another room and plugging it in, there was no flicker, and replacing the one that flickered into another socket in the other room, it did not flicker.
Do these types of bulbs still contain a charge when they are switched off ??
I`ve never noticed this situation before when decorating other properties, or has this place got Ghosts and Ghoulies