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GE Helical 20W failure
I too have had terrible luck with the GE Helical. The light in my bathroom left a burn mark on the glass fixture cover, and who knows how much garbage we may have breathed in.
Maybe it has to do with the humidity in the bathroom.
Regardless, another of these bulbs just burnt out on me, and I'm a bit burnt out on the low quality of these bulbs that are supposed to last for years!
Has anyone bothered to get their money back from GE for the faulty bulbs?