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Hydros Bottle: Filtered Water and More

July 20th, 2010 · No Comments · Green Products

They Hydros Bottle: A Mission to End All Other Plastic Bottles
I was contacted a few weeks ago by the Hydros Bottle company, who offered me a chance to test out their product, the Hydros Bottle. In a nutshell, this is a chance for all of us to do a favor for the environment, and ween [...]

Post It Recycled Products: Buy One and Plant a Tree

June 27th, 2010 · No Comments · Green Products

Buy a Post-It or 3M Recycled Product and Help the Environment
There’s nothing quite like getting something you need, and doing something good for somebody or something else, without even necessarily intending to. And that’s the premise behind Post It and 3M’s new program — wherein you purchase a recycled product from them, and in return, [...]

Eco Cup Thermal and Non-Thermal Reusable Coffee Cups

May 25th, 2010 · 2 Comments · Green Products

Eco Cup Reusable Coffee Cups: Morning Coffee Goes Green

Browsing around the office supply chain store a couple of weeks ago, I rounded a corner and found, of all things, this handsome little display. I think to myself, over and over, just how many disposable coffee cups and plastic lids and cardboard sleeves are we collectively [...]

SunChips Fully Compostable Packaging

April 7th, 2010 · 1 Comment · Green Products

New Packaging From SunChips brand Snack Chips Claims to be Fully Compostable
Not just a super tasty snack anymore, SunChips has launched press material of late saying the packaging for the lines of chips is now fully compostable. Reducing their environmental impact has become part of the face-forward mission of the company at large, and the [...]

HYmini Uses Solar Energy or Wind Energy to Charge Its Battery

December 9th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Green Products

HYmini Deluxe: A Solar Powered Option for Portable Devices

Easy Ways to Go Green recently reported on Sharp’s solar powered cell phone that was set to be released in Japan this past summer.
There are not any self-contained solar powered cell phones in markets outside of Japan, but consumers do have an option that can help them [...]