I've got a standard screw-in light fixture with a 100W bulb up close to the peak of my garage attic where I'm sure it gets blazing hot in the summer.
The bulb burned out an when I tried to unscrew it wouldn't budge. I got a leather glove and used all the pressure I dared without breaking the bulb.
In the past I've broken the bulb off the base and pressed a big straight blade screwdriver into the base until I get enough traction to unscrew it. There's got to be a better way. Any of you guys got a better way of doing this? I'd appreciate hearing about it.
I plan to go back with an LED bulb to reduce the heat on the socket. And is there anything I can put on the threads to prevent this happening? Like maybe tune-up grease?
Thanks for any input,
The bulb burned out an when I tried to unscrew it wouldn't budge. I got a leather glove and used all the pressure I dared without breaking the bulb.
In the past I've broken the bulb off the base and pressed a big straight blade screwdriver into the base until I get enough traction to unscrew it. There's got to be a better way. Any of you guys got a better way of doing this? I'd appreciate hearing about it.
I plan to go back with an LED bulb to reduce the heat on the socket. And is there anything I can put on the threads to prevent this happening? Like maybe tune-up grease?
Thanks for any input,
