As incandescent bulbs will disappear in the future, the  Home Depot‘s  electricians are letting everyone adjust the tendency.

According to Electrician Steve Benz, they are putting on an energy efficient clinic just educating the customers on the benefits of fluorescent to incandescent and the new products, LED. Fluorescent and LED bulbs can last anywhere from 10 to 40 years. That's much longer than the average 6 months with the old incandescent bulbs. “When these incandescent bulbs get phased out in the next year or so we're going to see the prices down as far as LED and fluorescent," said Benz. Lighting experts say you have until 2014 until its lights out for incandescent bulbs.

In his opinion, 100 watt incandescent light bulbs will no longer be sold in August, and all sales of incandescent bulbs will be phased out gradually. However, he says it's been a hard transition trying to get people to see the light and try the new bulbs.

But people had many of their questions cleared up about fluorescents and LEDs when they took advantage of the free information booth this Saturday.

The energy efficient clinics will continue each Saturday in January at 10 am.And as they spread the word, electricians say they hope bulb by bulb people will start shining the way to a more energy efficient future.

Electricians say fluorescent bulbs are now as inexpensive as incandescent bulbs. LED bulbs are still pricey, at around $25 a piece.