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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Can recessed lighting be used for accent lighting?

  Not only are can lights used for general room lighting, recessed lighting can be used for for accent lighting depending on where you place them. Place them in your ceiling or in your floor close to the wall to create a wall washing affect to illuminate a beautiful brick texture, a colorful paint design or display a huge bay window.

• What is sideside lighting and supplemental lighting?

  Side Lighting means specifically targeting the sides of the plant with light to try to increase bud size on the sides. Supplemental Lighting means you’re trying to increase overall light levels or change the light spectrum.

• Why do contact lenses get cloudy?

  Lens Deterioration: Lens cloudiness may also result from deterioration of the contact lens itself. This is usually caused by external scratching, wearing a lens for longer than it’s designed for, or using corrosive chemicals to wash contacts with.

• What causes cloudy contact lenses?

  Buildup of debris and protein deposits on the surface of the contact lenses is the most common reason for the lenses to seem cloudy or hazy. The easiest way to see if this is the problem, is to take the lenses out and compare the vision in your glasses. If your vision is clearer in your glasses, the contact lenses are probably dirty.

• What causes cloudy gas permeable contact lenses?

  When gas permeable contacts become cloudy, it’s usually due to tiny particles of dirt or debris that get stuck inside or around the lens. This can also be caused by protein buildup , which can usually be cleaned off, but if that doesn’t work, it may be the quality of GP lenses themselves.