So I don't have to worry about this now, but when I was in college some one played a prank on me and stole all the caps off the tops of my lava lamps, making them all, well bald and incomplete. For about two weeks I panicked wondering if I would ever get them back, at the time I had about 14 lamps in the room, and some of the caps were for offbrand lava lamps that would have been almost impossible to find! Without having to buy the entire lamp which would leave me with two lamps, one complete and one incomplete, luckily they were all returned, I and I didn't have to go though all the work of finding new caps.
So I was wondering if any of you ever had that problem rather it was losing a cap, or buying a lamp without it's cap/top, where would I have to start looking if I do come across a lamp at a yard sale that I really want, but alas has no cap.
thanks for any input on this matter
also this is my first blog here
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If it's just the regular caps. Susan at Lava Lite sent me some I was missing.So check with Lava Lite. Her contact # is on the Colossus discussion. It's were I started, and it worked for me. I find lamps at the goodwill often times missing the caps.
Occasionally a lone cap will show up somewhere like ebay and many on here have a few extra caps. I am a little off the wall but when I have a lamp without a cap I just put another random object that fit on top, i have lamps with tiny baseball caps, caps from spray paint, little monsters from the machines at the grocery store, all sorts of stuff, I just put something on to make the lamp look funny more or less
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