Archive for the ‘Products’ Category
The HotCold Mug changes colors when hot
Sunday, March 9th, 2008
Illuminating Prayer Rug
Friday, February 22nd, 2008
Retro Glasses
Friday, February 22nd, 2008
Timbuk2 - Steve Sleeve
Monday, February 18th, 2008
Expresso To-Go
Wednesday, February 13th, 2008
I am a caffein lover. This little gadget will help you thru out the day to get your dozes.. > Handpresso
AirMail: Manila envelope
Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008
Ah, it is a great idea to gift wrap a Mac Book Air. You would never expect from that thin envelop you would get a great PC.
AirMail: Manila envelope laptop sleeve for MacBook Air
160Mp = HUGE
Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008
Why spend $44K on a huge cheap looking digital camera. I still don’t get it! I have used my old Polaroid camera (For those young Digi guys, It’s the one that makes instant photo, and has a great photo quality effect). The idea behind us enjoying our photos has changed. Used to be within 5 sec you have a nice photo, now you need a PC + Printer + DigiCam + Special Photo Paper + Software, and still you wont be able to enjoy it. My Polaroid give me a HUGE smile every time I Click!
Security in a Chair
Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008
Simple idea of storing and securing your items/laptop/handbag within the envelop of your chair.
Fleurville
Friday, January 4th, 2008
Being a parent is hard enough in itself. Getting everything you need to have in order to be constantly prepared is even harder. Finding those things you need while staying at least somewhat stylish and minimizing the impact that "stuff" might have? Now there’s a challenge. Luckily, unlike many other parenting tasks, you have help in this endeavor.
Fleurville is a San Francisco-area company that provides a bevy of stylish, PVC-free bags for "modern parents." Moms (beach bags, sling totes), dads (DJ bags, messenger bags) and kids (lunch packs, kids messengers) are all covered. But, it is Fleurville’s Re-Run line, with fabric made from recycled water bottles, that really gets TreeHugger’s gears moving.
By now, most of us know that one of the easiest ways to green our water is to do awaywith bottled water in favor of tap. However, plenty of folks (but only 6% of TreeHuggerreaders) still consume over-packaged h2o, so creative ways to keep the bottles from the landfill are still needed. Re-Run’s recycled PET fabric fits the bill here.
The larger Re-Run bags, such as the stroller bag and messenger, keep eight to ten water bottles from hitting the garbage pile. The smaller MicroPod diverts three bottles worth of waste. And, like the rest of Fleurville’s bags, these are entirely PVC-free. That way, you can keep the environment healthy now while helping to lessen the problems left your children in the decades ahead.
::Fleurville