Category Archives: Eco-Products

Your guide to eco-friendly products. Find all kinds for things to help greenify your life.

Product of the Week – Snail’s Pace Stationery

Snail’s Pace is a socially and environmentally responsible stationery brand that features a collection of beautiful nature designs all printed with soy-based inks on paper that is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council and packaged in plant-based, compostable bags. The unique part of Snail’s Pace is, the product line comes from the monks of Abbey… Read More »

Product of the Week – EARTHTEC Apparel

EARTHTECH is an environmentally responsible lifestyle apparel brand located in New Hampshire, USA. They create quality apparel from recycled plastic bottles. EARTHTEC takes PET & HDPE plastics (like water bottles, food containers such as ketchup and non-food containers for items like cleaning products) and puts them through a process which cleans, shreds, and melts the… Read More »

Product of the Week – Mountain Dog’s Eco-Friendly Dog Leash

Mountain Dog is an environmentally responsible company making incredibly strong dog leashes from re-purposed climbing rope. Why climbing rope? Well, climbing rope is stronger, more durable and more comfortable than any other leash material on the market today, like leather or nylon. It absorbs shock when your pooch is out of control. And will never… Read More »

Coffee vs. Tea

Move over Coffee there’s a new sheriff in town and his name is Tea. Did you know… Some black teas have just as much caffeine as coffee does. Plus, growing tea is much greener then growing coffee. Producing one cup of coffee requires almost 300 gallons of water, while the same amount of tea requires… Read More »

Product of the Week – Big Dipper Wax Works

Big Dipper Wax Works is a little eco-friendly factory making really incredible candles from 100% beeswax. They are located in Seattle, Washington and have a huge selection of hand crafted candles including tapers, pillars, votives, tea lights, tins, sculpted and even floating candles. Big Dipper is also committed to living local. Even saying “living locally… Read More »