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I think it doesn't worth the risk
I have replaced almost all the old bulbs in my house with CFBs since four years ago. About 6 out of 25 CFBs already burned with plastic burning smell. I think they are overheated all the time and the weakest ones are failing first.
I think saing a few bucks a month by risking my house and my family does not make any sense. I you have infants or pregnant women at home. You should really consider removing them.
I want to save the earth by comsuming less energy. Hopefully LED lighthing will become cheaper soon.