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  • Store your wine using STORViNO

    To all wine lovers out there:Here’s an innovation you should check out. STORViNO is good for both transporting and storing your wine bottles. It’s modular, stackable and expandable. This space-saving storage system is also easy to assemble and easy to carry. But why is it posted here in Green Unlimited? How the wine storage modules…

  • Green Unlimited is on hiatus due to family emergency

    Thank you for dropping by our blog. A fire hit our family’s home on April 8, 2008. Due to this unfortunate incident, we’ve put Green Unlimited on hiatus.

  • Mr. Furious (not really)

    From Good Clean Tech: Erik Rhey’s list of eco- Don’ts:Print everything under the sun. You want to print out a recipe or article and automatically hit the Print button. Then you go to the printer and discover that you needed only 1 page of the 4 that printed. Restrain yourself from automatically printing stuff from…

  • Spring cleaning

    Looking for ways to rid your body of toxins? Ideal bite suggests these vegan formula products. Traditional Medicinals EveryDay Detox Tea – contains antioxidant-rich organic green tea and lyceum fruit. Tastes like ginger and licorice, if you’re into that ($6). Christopher’s Liver Transition Formula – contains medicinal herbs like milk thistle. Also: extensive line of…

  • Washup!?

    Here’s an amazing concept from the Greener Gadgets competition. Washup was conceived by Sevin Coskun from Turkey. A washing machine is affixed on top of a toilet bowl, so the water used for washing clothes could then be used to flush the toilet. Smart way to reuse water. Now if I could only come up…

  • Old credit cards

    My one and only credit card just expired last month and it’s time to get rid of the card. It just occurred to me that I don’t know of an eco-friendly and secure way to dispose of credit cards. I’d love to hear any recommendations from all of you!

  • These boots were made for walkin’

    Carbon emissions by transportation type from Sightline Institute

  • Meat Guzzlers

    Here‘s a New York Times article that will make you think about going vegetarian even more.

  • Raindrops keep fallin’ on my head

    As April showers begin, some ideas for eco-raingear from Ideal bite: Nau Succinct Trench – rainproof, lightweight, recycled-plastic men’s trench coat; with hood, in two colors ($198). Patagonia Eco Rain Shell Jacket – hip-length women’s waterproof coat made from recycled polyester; moisture-wicking, in three colors ($190). Timberland Earthkeepers Boots – waterproof boots made from eco-materials…

  • No such thing

    If you see water, fish or salt labeled organic, don’t buy it! These can’t be certified organic. Visit Organic Consumers Association to learn more. In the meantime, Ideal bite offers this information on how to read labels: A “100% organic” label means the product is entirely organic. An “organic” label means the product ingredients are…