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Light switches should be glow in the dark
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I installed one of these in a hallway. It was nice to know exactly where the light switch was, since it was not near a doorway or other nighttime landmark. I'd hate it in my bedroom.
I think they're good for "common" areas, but my wife hates highlights of all kinds. We have a low-key war going on where I'll randomly put a nightlight somewhere, and she'll find it after a week or so and remove it.
Not in bedrooms, though; I agree on that. Although, I put one of this motion-triggered light bars in her walk-in closet, and she likes that enough to keep it charged herself.