Apr 23, 2006 12:27 AM
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(Updated Apr 23, 2006 12:27 AM)
Guys let me tell you important facts about emergency lights.... please dont laugh while reading! Emergency lights means which can be used in emergency situations.The emergency situations includes:
1) Exams
2) Power failure during cooking at night
3) To find some lost item at night from areas with poor illumination like terrace or back yards.
4) To aim and throw rope or twisted saree down from multi storey building so that your boy/girl friend can climb safely at midnight.
5) To see if the person sleeping with you is really your husband or your JEEJA ji? hehe
6) When the back light of your cellphone is not working and there is no power at home! Yes now only emergency light can help you read and type SMS...(AM I RIGHT?)
These are some of the most dreadful situations when having an emergency light is a must!
Now days you can enjoy FM radio on this light and enjoy it when your neighbour is busy clapping for mosquitos! haha
You can also use the ''car indicator type'' light which keeps blinking...this is to make your envious neighbours peep inside your house from their walls...just to check if you have bought a new CAR!! :-)
In some lights in addition to a set of two tube lights there is a ''projecting/focussing type'' of light....you must be thinking whats that now! Its so simple..It is meant to see on the trees whether the birds are sleeping or not, + to give a signal into your neighbours bedroom window + It can also be used as a search light projecting upwards towards the sky so that the planes cannot land over your house at night.
These funny looking lights are actually very functional and it should pe present in all houses (for all above reasons)!
These are very easy to maintain and very economical too.These can be recharged and used.It is better to go for a branded emergency light like Philips as the local light will die during need in emergency! hehehe....
These lights are available from Rs 200 to Rs 1500 in the market ...beware of beautiful chinese lights(they are not as good as chinise babes).
I hope my efforts will help the potential buyers make their right decisions... I am very glad that you are seeking my advice (that too for free...this is not fair!) :-)
I expect you to give your feedback after owning an emergency light and please do tell me your experiences and suggestions....comments are always welcome.
I wish you need an emergency light tonight to know that ''it cares'' ....hahaha
take care!!
