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Ideas how to change this light bulb? http://tinypic.com/r/295egzb/6 I do not have any fancy ladders that could stand on stairs so looking for ideas how would anyone possibly change the bulb in this light lol? :failed: http://tinypic.com/r/295egzb/6 |
get an arm example: http://www.amazon.com/WAGIC-21316-Giraffe-Changing-System/dp/B001G8HLJ8 or just get a ladder |
We have this at work Light Bulb Changer from Bayco | The Home Depot - Model CE-600SDLB12 maybe with a standard ladder you could change it. i used the exact same pole and it worked alright. worth a try :) |
http://www.popularmechanics.com/cm/p...g-470-0909.jpg Available at home depot. Replace with an LED so you don't need to do it again. |
problem is theres a dome around it, with screws holding that dome on... cant access the bulb unless that dome comes off too :alone: |
Human tower ? :fuckyea: |
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How many people does it take to change a lightbulb in Poland? Three. One to hold the lightbulb and two to spin the ladder around. (I'm so sorry, Mananetwork) |
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Use a ladder, something so simple can easily fix your problem. Before you get hurt and cause a bigger problem. |
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Go in from the roof. Drop in from the skylight (remove glass first), and change the bulb like Spiderman. |
If the fixture has a "jam jar" you will need to remove the three screws/pins that are holding it in before changing the bulb. How high up is the fixture? Is this over a stairway? There really isn't any other way to change it unless you have a ladder or some other less safe means of reaching it. If it's over stairs then you may need to get creative or lean a ladder against a wall or have a little giant ladder. If it's on the landing, then you would need just a normal ladder. |
build an arm using a mop and other crap around the house or buy a ladder, change it then return the ladder to the store for a full refund |
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Whichever method you use, make sure you replace the bulb with one that will last a long ass time. Perhaps an LED light bulb. Back to the problem. Build a platform that would allow an ordinary ladder to sit upright properly. There are attachments you can put on ladders for this purpose. Also, which way do your steps face? I like the human tower idea.......... cheerleading team of chicks in their skimpy outfits? Spoiler! The thread reminds me of this.......... |
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_NSMO2uCDRh...er+system.jpeg Little giant ladders are great for stairs, because you can make one side longer than the other. I don't know where you could rent one though. I used to be afraid of heights and it does take a while to get your confidence up. The other option you have is to get someone else to do it for you. |
^ I have one of those, but it ain't long enough for what he needs. OP can PM me, if he wants to borrow it. |
CHange the title to 'can I borrow a ladder' |
Host a Bollywood party.....that will get that light changed for ya ;) |
Maybe Home Depot or A&B Tool Rentals (A & B Tool Rentals - Equipment and Tool Rental in Vancouver BC and Surrey BC) rents that type of ladder? |
Forget the light bulb fix the flashing / seal for your skylight some nice water staining you got going on |
Hire an electrcian to come in and put in a wall light for you, won't have to deal with that light up there anymore :p But on a serious note you'll have to go with either a jaws ladder on the stairs or building up a platform that you can put a regular ladder on. |
I have one of those. Thankfully I also have a landlord. |
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