GoCarbonFree Best Summer Buys
Reduce your carbon footprint while shopping, earning personal carbon credits with the latest CO2 reducing products! Here is the pick of this summer’s best buys to help keep the planet cool:
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Become a Freeloader
Freeloader portable
solar charging system re-charges mobile phones, iPods and more using
only the sun’s power. It saves on electricity bills and carbon emissions (250,000
tonnes of carbon is created in the UK every year by phone chargers left on unnecessarily).
The Freeloader is tough, stylish and impact resistant with a brushed steel casing. £24.95
Earn 34 personal carbon credits
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Got to dig No-dig Potatoes
Perfect for modern urban dwellers – grow your own organic potatoes with no garden and no digging.
Bags made of tough polythene are easy-to-use and reusable, turning your terrace or windowsill into
vegetable patch. It saves you money on groceries and saves on carbon emissions from packaging and by removing
the middleman from transporting your food. £14.95
Earn 20 personal carbon credits
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Make Logs Not Waste
Instead of the hassle of recycling old newspapers the
traditional way, use the Log Maker to turn them into compact pulp bricks that will burn for up to an hour.
One broadsheet results in one log. It is easy to use and is a great way to offset those summer barbecues. £29.95
Earn 47 personal carbon credits
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Portable Conscience
If you think guilt is a wasted emotion, then see this device as saving you
money. Electrisave shows you how much electricity is being used (or wasted), the cost and how much CO2 gases
contributed to the environment. A clip-on sensor for your meter box transmits to a real-time portable LCD display.
£79.95
Earn 111 personal carbon credits
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Say Wat-er?
A clever little device saving money, water and energy by diverting water from showers or baths to a
container for later use in your garden or water wars. Surprisingly, delivering or removing a cubic meter of water from your house uses one
kWh of electricity, so watering your garden was the same as using a heater for an hour (before the Bath Water Diverter was thought-up that is). £29.95
Earn 41 personal carbon credits
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