People who read my blogs tend to know that I’m not in favor of Al Gore-style weirdness when it comes to environmental issues. However, that doesn’t mean I’m against eco products that help folks save energy and manage resources better at the same time.
Fortunately, you don’t have to be a “the polar ice caps are melting and the sky is falling” type to appreciate the things GreenAndMore.com are doing. For example, a lot of people have gardens and like to keep some lights on out there at night; GreenAndMore.com offers some solar-powered lamps that store energy from the sun so you can turn on those lamps when you need them and not just when it’s sunny out and such lighting would be without a practical use.
Then there are recycled products, such as lawn chairs. No harm in that, and no Chicken Little element to it, either. Just a solid use of reusable resources.
I do have some problems with the price of some items; their energy and water-saving showerheads, for example, start at about $55. Surely there has to be a way to make a showerhead smart on resources and easier than that on the pocketbook. I mean, sure, ultimately what you save on your water bill will make the investment worthwhile, but you still have to afford the investment to start with. We can do better, folks!
I like saving energy as much as anyone; not because I thiink I’m saving the planet but more importantly because I think it saves my pocketbook. Fortunately, some items are more affordable than others. Take their air purifiers, for example. My wife and I both have allergies and on top of that, she has asthsma; but neither of us can afford to pay a fortunte to breathe cleaner air.
That’s where GreenAndMore.com is good; their prices range from as low as $99 to as high as $1,595, so there are a large number of choices, one of which will fit almost any budget. When you add in that GreenAndMore.com are good stewards of their profits, supporting charities like Oceana and Healthy Child, Healthy World, you have an appealing retailer to do some business with.
Don’t worry, faithful readers; I’m still anti-extremist and anti-Algore; but that doesn’t mean I’m anti-conservation. Being good stewards of our resources is just common sense; why waste? You don’t have to believe the sky is falling to see the sense in that.
Tags: Al Gore, eco products, GreenandMore.com, showerheads
