Kingman C7/E26 LED Night Light Bulbs 1W (15W Equivalent) - 2200K Warm White Color, (C7 Bulb/ E26 Base) Non-Dimmable 50 Lumen Brightness Energy-Saving LED Bulbs (2-Pack)

I have a nightlight with a 0.6W C7 base LED. It has a on/off switch. No light sensor or anything, just old school nightlight with a manual on/off switch. We have it on a good 10 hours a day for 2+ years now. I wanted something a bit brighter so bought these 1W LEDs. I screwed in the first one, plugged it in and flipped the switch. It lit for a fraction of a second flickered, went bright then died. Tried the second one. Pretty much same story. Put the old LED in and works just fine. The description says they are 110V, so its not like they were 12V or something and I over powered them. I later took each and tried a power cord with alligator clips on the end to verify they were dead by directly touching the clips to the metal base and end piece. They are both trash. Fortunately they were only a few bucks. But I would suggest looking for another brand.

So I have two pink Himalayan salt lamps in my house. After doing my research even just the small normal night light bulbs are around 7 to 10 watts per hour. I ordered these because they're only one per hour and not divable which my lamps are not dimmable. I installed them turned on the light they immediately blew out on both lamps so definitely not for a night light in a salt lamp