You don’t have to ASK if it is your property. I am a landlord and I put energy efficient bulbs in all of my houses.
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Sounds reasonable enough. I’d drop some off and have them try it for a few weeks, then touch base with them to see if you can install or provide more for the res of the house. We converted to the high energy efficient bulbs in every fixture in our home and haven’t noticed any negatives.
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Depends. You need to understand what happens if one of these bulbs is dropped and how you must clear the room and put the pieces in a sealed jar and on and on and the disposing of them has to be done in a certain way. When you insist they be used, you are taking on a financial responsibility for anything that happens. I assume you want to do this because you are paying for the electricity. If you are not, I sure wouldn’t. The other thought is that I have replaced most of the bulbs in my home with the new expensive ones and have had two burn out in less than a year. Well, they certainly didn’t save me any money. As far as any changes you want to do, you should have it in your lease that you have the right to come in and do repairs or make changes. You probably have to give them some type of notice that you are coming and that is only polite anyway. If it is what you really want to do, then just inform them don’t ask and make arrangements for when it is convenient for you to come over. I prefer my tenants to be home whenever I go in.
I would at least wait until a new lease and state that these bulbs are installed and state proper handling and disposal. That way you have proof that they understand the danger of these bulbs if mishandled or dropped. Could save you a heck of a lawsuit.
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