bathroomlight
I have a light fixture in my bathroom and I’ve no idea how to remove the cover go replace the bulb, tried turning it, tried prying it off with no avail. There is a slight notch however trying to pry it off using this just isn’t happening.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks in advance ,
Emma 
First, make sure the fixture is switched off.
Using a small piece of cloth, to protect your fingers in case the bulb breaks, grab the bulb firmly near the base, and rock it slightly back and forth (left to right), so that you are alternately pulling on one pin, then the other. Once the pins start to move you will probably be able to pull it straight out.
If the bulb does break, you should be able to remove the remaining parts with a pair of needle-nose pliers; be sure to apply the force in the direction the pins are pointing so that you don't break them off.
The next step secret to getting more of this faucet apart are the two slots cut across the cupped part. See the arrows in the following picture.
It looks to me as that the cupped part is threaded down inside the larger diameter part that sticks up from the hole in the sink. There is probably a special tool used to engage these slots to thread the part out. It may be possible to lay a piece of metal bar stock across these slots as a tool. If you do that make sure that it has nice square corners.
Best Answer
There are fixtures now that screw in like a bulb over an keyless socket or similar. Turn the whole thing gently and see if it unscrews.
For example
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Commercial-Electric-Lightbulb-Replacement-Fixture-7-in-Round-White-60-Watt-Equivalent-Integrated-LED-Flushmount-Bright-White-54483142/205890895