I'm thinking about getting a rubber tub and cutting about six holes in the top (well bottom, but i'm imagining this upside down), wiring in 6 light sockets, and getting six light socket splitters so I can get 12 bulbs in there. It would serve two main purposes. One: the obvious, reflecting the light. I feel that if my light is 3-4ft from the top, that's 6-8ft that some of the light is traveling, Surely that can be reduced. The other purpose it would serve for me is to keep all of my lights more manageable and convenient.

Edit: on second thought, after reading that Text you linked to, I might skip the light socket portion of the reflector and just wire em in like that, who knows.
Smurph Reviewed by Smurph on . Budget/Refrigerator grow The Situation: I have a side-by-side refrigerator that currently does not work, but I can't do any damage (i.e. cut vent holes) to it because its going to get fixed eventually. The Box: Approximate Interior Dimensions (for the side we're using for this): 59" tall (we'll call it 5ft) 18" wide 24" deep So that's 3sq ft on the bottom, and according to a post in the lighting section, I want 5000lumens/sq ft which is 15,000lumen total. Rating: 5