Had dinner, turned on the TV and settled down on the couch by the light ordinary crystal chandeliers. Bulbs and chandelier sparkle and hurt the eyes, screen "glare"! Even one light in the way! And no background light colour television watch harmful to the eye. Had to cover the chandelier paper sheet. Watch TV has become more convenient, but this is not the way out, and fire the security of this disturbed! Maybe buy a table lamp, noble floor lamp, to light a candle? Each option has its pros and cons.
In thinking on this subject was held a day or two. And one night it came to the output is simple! Only you need is just an empty tin of condensed under milk or green peas. But this is not a problem.
The caliper marked on the bottom and the walls of the jar circles, Scriber scrawled lines and then with scissors cut out billet cap-"satelites", looks like the head of Cheburashka from the animated film (Fig.1).
Fig. 1. "Satanical"-cap for ceiling chandelier: 1-"satanical"-cap (tin tin); 2-lighting lamp the filament in the cartridge; 3-chandelier
Thereafter bent "Cheburashka" ears and hung it on the bulb. Their ears round holes "satanical" grabbed the flask bulbs and there is "warmed". Turned out built in the chandelier background nocnoc. Adjusting the desired angle of the shadow to the side of the sofa, we continued to watch TV.
Flushed with success, in one of the following evenings I cut another "satanical"-"Cheburashka", but with "the body" - for a table lamp (Fig.2).
Fig. 2. "Satanical"-cap for table lamp: 1-"satanical"-cap (tin tin); 2-lighting lamp in the cartridge-EP; 3-table lamp
Now,it serves as a nightlight. Round "body" of increased shading effect and in lateral direction. This allowed to "split" the light from one bulb, one part of the room she lights up at full power and the other "dimly" and diffused light.
Positive properties suddenly devised a simple solution was: no material cost, quick fabrication, easy removal and installation, adjustability.
Such a simple solution nice increase comfort in the home.
Author: A. Matveichuk, Zavodoukovsk, Tyumen region