SkyPigeon123
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Jul 28, 2026 3:55 PM
SkyPigeon123
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player2joined
40w bulb = insta chill
cyno01
Its on right now, its a nice efficient LED undercounter thing now, but its enough to make a snack by at night and its between the bathroom and bedroom.
chaylar
no. some of us were not comfortable and safe in our own homes. this means nothing to me aside from the knowledge that old stove will last longer than new stove.
Kenbamazingbutprobablywontbe
Mine stays on almost exclusively. I have a stove from the 70s. Its usually the only light on in the house
newwoolmonosta
absolutely
Filanwizard
We had a stove that actually had a light built in just over the knobs on the back panel and we left that on all the time if someone was going to be out late. The stove was also this weird yellow called Harvest Gold. Unit must have been from the 1970s.
imgurmage
I don't know about "comfortable" or "relaxed". I only used that light because the lighting in my kitchen when I was a kid was awful and there was no lighting over the stove.
TrumpRapesAndEatsChildren0002
My ancestors did no such thing! You have no proof!
DanTheDamnMan
to me, that's the only kitchen light I need.
Rodville
Wife also. But I'm getting to the age I can't read the instructions on the box of mac & cheese without the main light and a set of reading glasses.
eisenh0wer
to be fair, you should know by now how to make boxed mac & cheese without reading the box. I nailed it by 35
MartianWeasel
I left mine on over night every night cause it was the perfect amount of light to light the kitchen and hallway. Need to pee? Theres enough light. Water? Kitchen is perfectly lit. But, they dont make LED bulbs for over range. So, I put LED lights under the cabinets that I can adjust to a dim level. Its great.
RageMojo
Works on Gen X too.
Bmgm4u
Be more relaxing with some JiffyPop!
AndTheArghnauts
This light means literally nothing to me except "light the stovetop while I'm using it"
CarInAVet
That's the light I turn on to remind myself that there's still food sitting out that needs to be picked up.
ItsaBeemer
I have the exact same fixture over my range. It's on every night.
cmdshift3
That was the light that kept you from running into everything when you got home after your folks went to bed. It was a reminder that they care.
Cactus21
I’ve cooked mac’n’cheese from scratch by the light of a gas stove - you don’t need these advanced techniques!
AlienJeffries81
House has enabled Night Shift
AyatollahBahloni
I have always preferred this kind of dim, cozy lighting. At 75, nothing has changed.
redtruck
I got you, at 72.
HolyFreakingToast
totally agree - overhead light is terrible - bulbs must be 2700k
ThatDirtyOldMan
I see so much better when it's 5K, maybe it's me - I'm almost 60 and softer and more yellowish light makes it harder for me.
TyrannusEquus
Bug
TyrannusEquus
Others understand why all the lighting in my room is dim like that. Its just nice
WhatDeanerWasTalkingAbout
It reminds me of the gentle glow emitting from the kitchen as my Dad frantically woke my sisters and I up and rushed us out the house, my older brothers following down the hall, and meeting my mom outside holding my newborn twin youngest brother and sister. Yes, it was such a warm light.
DYLANLEE79
Guys, you just like low wattage warm white bulbs.
furi0usg3orge
But also, stove; the food cooker. Source of warm food and comfort.
OldNternetWizard43
Everyone does. Because sunsets and fire
White and blue light shouldn't even exist for outdoor applications, you never want them in your eyeballs at night
SpicyGoober
Daylight spectrum is perfect for over the sink when you're cleaning or near a mirror if you're cutting your hair or something. Can see things much easier
Forosnai
They make lights and bulbs now where you can easily switch the colour temperature, too. I love them. I'll have nice bright daylight colours in the kitchen when I'm preparing food and such, then switch them to a nice warm orange in the evening, for example.
Shapster
I love my electric candles for just this reason
InablueMule
My new stove has a horrible clock light. The definition of Enshittification
neithermenoryou
Can you access it? You might be able to just replace it with a better one for a buck or two and 5 minutes of your time.
InablueMule
The light is the clock and timer and everything. i bet the the new model is improved and 50% brighter yet. The LED on that range is green which is better at night. The range hood is a nice comforting color tho.
cousteau
Warm white = home. Cold white = work or a hospital. Yeah no wonder we find warm white more relaxing.
jimhotep
GenX too..
Martellus
That picture, and this picture for me. It reminds me of the time when i was a kid and i would see most of the adults in my family still awake. I want to join them, but of course they’d tell me to go back to sleep. Though sometimes they’d let me stay.
Probably part of the reason why i’m fond of the night and staying awake at night.
CeruleanSky1988
That's the kitchen night light. May a midnight snack has been prepared and quaffed under that gentle glow.
Quessir
It's like light on old ruined buildings. Almost any light on such a building looks great. But the orange ones always look homey, comfortable. Any ruined abbey or castle in Ireland is always lit up in orange if it's lit up at all.
Oblok
Yup. I've installed under-cabinet lights because I adore the nighttime vibe of indirect, soft light.
LockedAndKnotted
My mom loved leaving this light on overnight. I barely touch mine.
BranDohCalrissian
Mine stays on round the clock. Everywhere I live.
FredGarvinMaleProstitute
I bought a 10-Watt LED bulb in April 2012 and it's been on ever since.
ElbowDeepInAGoblin
Light in the image looks about 2000K. I always found that tint harsh and ugly. I swapped all the lights for 5000K sunlight bulbs ages ago but 3000K looks like it might be a sweet spot. I have no idea what the oven light is though. I never changed that one. It's not orange.
thegarts
Kelvin?
causality
Most likely it's a 2700K bulb plus the effects of a digital camera in low lighting.
Type17
2700k is the colour temperature of traditional incandescent bulbs.
causality
It's also the most common standard for "warm white" LED bulbs.
LuIu
Anything over 3000K can fuck off and I will die on this hill.