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It is possible if you are using incandescent bulbs. Those lamps usually have a vacuum inside with the filament, but air could have seeped in and contact with the filament make cause the bulb to explode when heated.( I'm sorry if this is supposed to be somewhere else because I can't find the appropriate topic to post in ) :imsorry:
My toilet light exploded this morning when I switched it on . There was a loud boom with a slight spark and the glass was all over the floor . Any idea why this happened ?
See http://www.doityourself.com/stry/5-potential-dangers-to-consider-when-using-incandescent-light-bulbs#b.
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