Maxlite Mls13Gusww6 70441 Twist Style Twist And Lock Base Compact Fluorescent Light Bulb

Of all the light bulbs in my home, I didn't expect to see this one. It lasted over 6 years, that I know of,It was easy to install.

I used that great bulb for my big closest.

Difficult to find bulb so when it was delivered and it fit in my closet, I was thrilled. It's a different kind of connection and not easy to find. My electrician told me it's a tesla bulb so I was able to find it on Amazon. Works great and now I can see in my closet again!

This twist style bulb is easy to install. It's a twist and lock mechanism and it was the exact same bulb that was originally burnt out in the light fixture in my closet. It is a little expensive compared to other bulbs but gives bright light enough for the closet. I installed it in July 2018 and it has been working well so far.

I just bought this lamp as a replacement for my Leviton MaxLite Fixture. I was trying to replace MaxLite MLS13GUSWW. I checked the pins and they seemed to be the same size and distance apart as the burned out unit. But when I tried to plug the pins in, the CFL broke in my hand. Now, I'm not some burly, ham handed guy, I am a petite woman. Luckily, I didn't get cut. I am out what I paid for this and still have no light in the room it was supposed to light. I am very disappointed!

It's a light bulb it works like a light bulb. Thought it would do more with its design but no just lit the room. Who does this anyway? Is it that important to have special bulbs? Maybe people are just so dull that they have to have this to brighten there disposition. Or maybe so they have conversation?

An electrician installed a "CRIOO LED Ceiling Lamp Holder with Pull Chain, 9W GU24 Bulb" 10 years ago to replace an out-of-code bare bulb in my closet. When the Maxlite bulb stopped working, I bought a new one for $24, and it flickered once or twice when I pulled the chain. I kept trying and had the same result. I installed a new bulb from my bulb stash, but it broke. (You have to be really careful holding the bulb.) I gave up and returned the $24 bulb two days before returns closed. Then I thought I'd try a Home Depot GU24 bulb even though it was too long. Guess what? It flickered once or twice when I pulled the chain. I ended up replacing the fixture with a battery powered LED that hugs the ceiling and turns on and off automatically.The Progress Lighting Store charged $24 for an original manufacturer's bulb in the original box. The bulb in my bulb stash that I broke trying to install was in a plain cardboard box. My take is that the bulb is obsolete. The fixture with bulb is still available ("CRIOO LED Ceiling Lamp Holder with Pull Chain, 9W GU24 Bulb") but note that one customer complained that his flickered like a strobe light, and another that the pull chain broke after six months.

very pleased with secure packaging, light arrived in 48 hours and was protected and easy to installthe only place I could find that sells them is Amazon