See how you can contribute to the conservation of nature and greenery on our planet.
Bedol Eco-friendly Clock
Drops of water make ocean and little efforts in conserving energy can go a long way. Here is what you could do to begin with: Get a Bedol Eco-friendly Clock that uses just water and lemon juice to run the clock. It needs no batteries, no spring loaded mechanisms or external sources of electricity.
This one is not on top of the list as it is still a concept. This tent made by Orange Telecommunications is as high tech as the International Space Station. Orange Telecommunications, together with Kaleidoscope a design firm, drawn a tent with a covering of fabric that is semi-photovoltaic, a light generating flexible solar panel when the sun sets. It powers mobile devices, can be a potential WiFi hub, and if lost can send SMS to ask for help on finding its position.
Its midnight, no power and the flashlight is not working. In emergencies like this what is the perfect solution? A battery is is developed by Mint Pass that when shaken is recharged. It is the kind of take anywhere battery, for walking in the dark to look for circuit breakers or hear the news, that consumers will approve of because it is eco-friendly.
Some are funny!!
Nature Lovers’ Footwear
You can be a professional and also get down and dirty with nature with these awesome shoes! Ladies, these shoes give new meaning to the term “open-toed.” Gentlemen, your boss won’t even know that you have holes on the bottom of your feet, unless they start to smell…
Nostril Plugs
Tired of inhaling toxic fumes put out by the neighborhood-friendly power plant? Try these nostril blockers, which contain replaceable charcoal filters! Warning: May cause you to walk around with your mouth wide open.
This is one great GREEN GADGET!!
Bedol Eco-friendly Clock
Orange Solar Powered Tent
Mint Battery with Shakenergy
Some are funny!!
Nature Lovers’ Footwear
Nostril Plugs
During this holiday season, each and every one of us has the opportunity to build peace in our lives - locally and globally. Each culture and religion celebrates the winter holidays in its own unique way. Believe me, as someone who blends together two diverse traditions, peace binds it all together.
Share your sentiment with the visitors at your home with an unexpected take on traditional holiday decor. Wreaths are traditional symbols for the holiday season. This peace wreath may just have staying power on your home, as the universal message of peace is always in season!
This easy DIY project that uses fallen branches, repurposed wire hangers, and a few tools, puts a handmade spin on holiday wreaths.
How to make a Peace Wreath
What you need:
4 wire hangers or a wreath form
floral wire
wire cutters
pliers
evergreen branches
What to do:
1. Take the pliers and straighten two coat hangers and form them into a circle.
2. Hook the ends together by twisting the wire.
3. Bend the other hanger wire into a circle making sure it is about 1″ smaller than the first one.
4. Hook the ends together, forming a circle.
5. Take the fourth hanger and cut and wrap it to form a peace symbol in the inside circle
6. Cut branches to 4-6″ lengths.
7. Gather the branches into bundles.
8. Secure the bundles with the floral wire.
9. Lay a bundle on the form and tightly wrap it with wire.
10. Without cutting the wire, add another bundle so that it overlaps the bottom half of the previous one.
11. Repeat around.
12. Cover peace symbol in the same overlapping manner.
13. Make a wire loop on top or use the hanger hook to attach.
