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Re: I will not use compact fluorescent . . .
Constant,
You may not have that choice for long. Australia has already banned incandescent bulbs and from what I gather we may be following their lead soon.
Black market bulbs. Bulb-runners? Don't laugh. Washington state banned certain detergents recently, I believe those used in dishwashers. You are only allowed to use organic dishwashing detergents. I've heard there is already a robust black market for regular dishwashing detergents.