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Hot tubs are a luxury product but the function and design of the dutchtub brings it back to an essence that makes it an earth friendly product without the use of electricity !

Updated Oct 17, 2008

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Solar Sun Jar

109 people recommended this item

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portable, beautiful light, USES SOLAR POWER! (via thisnext.com)

Updated Aug 7, 2007

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convert wind energy into power that can charge a cell phone

2 people recommended this item

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perfect for the windy city...use all that wind for something

Updated Jul 24, 2008

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Solio S323-B36T Hybrid 1000 Universal Charger

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The Solio Hybrid 1000 boasts a powerful solar panel and battery in an incredibly compact and slender case, conveniently geared with a built-in rugged carabiner and cable. (via amazon.com)

Updated Oct 16, 2008

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Bloom day-light

3 people recommended this item

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this is about one of the only solar powered indoor lamps -- great idea

Updated Aug 14, 2008

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Eureka! - Solar Intent

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4 people recommended this item

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You know when you're camping and it gets dark and you can't seen anything unless you have a lantern or a flashlight? Well, you don't need them for the inside of your tent anymore. This baby is solar powered and can provide different settings and up to 8 hours of light. (You still need a flashlight for outside the tent though)

Updated May 14, 2008

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Brunton Solar Roll

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7 people recommended this item

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I can get off the grid while I’m on the road. At home, I live in my straw bale solar house, so I like to keep it happening while traveling. There is also a new one coming out that folds up like a small tarp. Can’t wait to get that one – even smaller!

Updated May 15, 2006