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Which Glow in the dark filament glows the brightest?
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Nothing glow-in-the-dark is anything that could be described as "bright." What you probably want is something that is florescent under a blacklight. Someone probably makes something specifically for that, but otherwise, a lot of dyes are naturally florescent
No, I want filaments which glow in the dark, after being charged by (UV-) light.
You're correct in that none of them would be very bright; I just want as bright as possible 🔆
But thanks anyways 😸✨