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This is a lightbulb in my house that's really annoying.
It's about 2 inches inside there and the gap around the edge of the bulb isn't wide enough to get a decent grip on it (it's about a centimeter, maybe). I can only turn it with my fingertips. It's just stuck enough that I can't twist it very well but loose enough that I can turn it a little in one direction before it sticks. The hole is too small to get most lightbulb-grabbing devices inside.
How the fuck can I get it out without breaking the base off in the socket?
Also, to avoid this predicament again in the future, you might replace that bulb with one of those shaped similar to a beaker. Those tend to work better in recessed housing... and look better too.
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If that's not an option I guess you could just break the bulb and use some needle nosed pliers to get the metal bit out.
that's why we call it the struggle, you're supposed to sweat
err, you might want to use something nonconductive to remove the metal part. even if you shut off the jumper to the light's circuit.
half of a potato works great. just shove the soft part into the end of the bulb and twist.
make sure you're not wet with water.
don't die
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that's why we call it the struggle, you're supposed to sweat