Giveaway: 2 Readers Win $50 Home Depot Gift Card and New Energy-Saving Cree LED Light Bulbs

If you are looking for ways to cut costs at home and to use less energy, then consider changing your light bulbs and switching to LED Lighting! And to help you do just that, Cree, a leader in the LED Market, just announced the launch of the new Cree LED light bulb, which enables all of us to save money on energy bills without compromising light quality to do it.

Features of the new Cree LED Light Bulb:

* Looks like a light bulb, goes on instantly like a light bulb, emits the warm glow of a light bulb, and dims like a light bulb
* Energy savings of 84% compared to the incandescent bulbs they replace
* Saves $61 per year on electricity bills*
* Contains no harmful mercury, unlike CFL bulbs
* Affordable pricing breaks the $10 barrier
* Longlasting – 25,000 hour lifetime; 25x longer than a typical incandescent – that’s 24,000 hours you don’t need to spend thinking about changing your light bulbs.

If you are ready to make the switch to Cree LED Lighting, then head on over to your local Home Depot to check out all the different Cree Lighting products available for your home or business or head here and place an order online.

Thanks to Cree, 2 lucky Hip2Save readers will each win a prize package consisting of a $50 Home Depot Gift Card and 5 Cree LED Light Bulbs.

If you are interested in entering this giveaway, sponsored by Cree, please click on the giveaway button below…

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This giveaway will end on Monday, March 11th, at 11:59PM EST, and the randomly selected winners will be announced later in the week.

(Thanks, Cree!)

* Based on replacing 5 incandescent bulbs with Cree LED bulb 60W replacements at 9.5 watt, $0.11 per kilowatt-hour, 25,000 hour lifetime and average usage of 6 hours per day.