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- I have a really high bulb I don't know how to change
Your guys really helped me out with my last bulb problem so I thought I'd try again. There's a bulb over a staircase that is
- a recessed floodlight
- about 18 feet above the stairs directly beneath it (it's over the bottom of the stairs, and the staircase is exposed to the next floor)
About 3 feet horizontally from a floor that's only eight feet below it
I think since it's recessed, I can't use one of those claw bulb changers. Since I can't actually reach the bulb I don't think I can use a suction cup on a pole either? Someone could stand on a stepladder and reach out over the gap to try to release it but that seems exceedingly dangerous to me.
There's no space to just put up a ladder and go up there even.
Any ideas are welcome. I attached some pictures of the staircase, hopefully it's enough to make the situation clear.
I'll make sure the next bulb that goes in there lasts twenty years...
- a recessed floodlight
- about 18 feet above the stairs directly beneath it (it's over the bottom of the stairs, and the staircase is exposed to the next floor)
About 3 feet horizontally from a floor that's only eight feet below it
I think since it's recessed, I can't use one of those claw bulb changers. Since I can't actually reach the bulb I don't think I can use a suction cup on a pole either? Someone could stand on a stepladder and reach out over the gap to try to release it but that seems exceedingly dangerous to me.
There's no space to just put up a ladder and go up there even.
Any ideas are welcome. I attached some pictures of the staircase, hopefully it's enough to make the situation clear.
I'll make sure the next bulb that goes in there lasts twenty years...