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Edible Shoe Polish (image via: Po-Zu) Mmm, shoe polish. If you’ve ever polished your shoes and thought to yourself, ‘This shoe cream looks so tasty, I wish it were edible’ then you’re in luck. Po-Zu, a company that makes eco-friendly footwear, also offers an all-natural edible shoe cream that doesn’t just make your shoes shiny... »
Weird Green Tech
With eco-friendly innovations so in demand, it’s no surprise that the green technology industry is booming. Intrepid inventors all over the world are putting their best efforts into creating the greenest gadgets, furniture, fuel, fashion and architecture, and some of the stuff they’ve dreamed up is downright weird. Here are 15 examples of bizarre... »
Green Computers - 10 Tips for Going Green with Your Computer
It is time to go green with personal technology and green computers are finally here to get you started. It is actually easy to go green with your computer and it can save not only the environment but money as well. The first thing you should know is that buying a green computer is... »
Computer Energy Saving – 10 Useful Tips
During this time of going green, many companies and individuals are trying everything they can to be more eco friendly. At the same time, cutting energy usages reduces costs. Useful computer energy saving tips can help you save money and power. The first tip is to verify that your computer has an 80 Plus Certification... »
The Misconceptions about Used Computers
Used cars, second-hand clothing, yard sales, thrift stores; these things are common place and usually praised as the realms of the frugal and bargain-hungry. However, in today’s fast-paced technological climate, many immediately shy away from the mere thought of purchasing a used computer. For the most part, these fears are unfounded, and should never... »
Reasons to Buy a Refurbished Computer
Refurbished computers are in demand these days primarily because they are very affordable and dependable. In a time when everyone is looking for all possible ways to cut on expenses, a $150 reconditioned computer is far more attractive than the $1,000 price tag of a brand new desktop or laptop unit. Notebooks and desktop... »
How to Safely Dispose of Used Computers and Help Non-Profit Organizations
Desktops and laptops are actually contributing to the increase in electronic hazardous wastes in dumpsites all over the world. Figures from the Natural Resource Defense Council show that about 130,000 computers are being dumped in the US every single day. Also, hazardous elements from electronics such as chromium, cadmium, mercury, lead and polyvinyl chlorides... »
