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Venky B.
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CAN lights in bedrooms instead of ceiling fans?

Venky B.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Peoria, IL
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I heard in one of the podcast to use CAN lights instead of ceiling fans in order to avoid maintenance later. My question is "Do we need to put CAN lights in bedrooms?" If so, how many CAN lights should be there a minimum in a bedroom to look good.

Thanks,

Venky

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    Jeff B.
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    Jeff B.
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    Always disliked the recessed cans as they

    • don't disperse light as nicely which is why you need more
    • w/o the LED bulbs, they add heat and energy
    • need lots of work to install PROPERLY and to code (heat and spacing issues)

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