- In August, incandescent bulbs were largely banned in the US and can no longer be sold or made.
- The Energy Department says the change will reduce utility bills and carbon emissions.
- Ahead of the ban, Kevin Szmyd spent $1,700 on a lifetime supply of incandescent bulbs, about 3,500.
Incandescent light bulbs are essentially now banned in the US, but 25-year-old software developer Kevin Szmyd isn't planning to make the switch to the more energy-efficient LEDs anytime soon.
Ahead of new regulations going into effect, Szmyd built up a collection of about 3,500 of the light bulbs.