Check this new invention. Its called the green cigarette. It is safe smoking as there are no tar or carcinogens. No smoke or ash to bother your friends with!

They produce no pollution as the “smoke” is simply water vapor. There are no cigarette buts to discard. Did you know 4.5 million cigarette butts are discarded every year! That is a lot of waste. They create an ugly looking environment to say the least. They accounted of 1 in 5 items in the International Coastal Cleanup Project.

With these electronic cigarettes you can smoke where normal cigarettes are prohibited. As they make no odor. There is no fire hazard and you can smoke at work, in cars, in airplanes and of course bars! Here in my state of Virginia smoking has been banned indoors so I could use this cigarette if I wanted to.

People who have tried to quit smoking have tried the gum, the patch, the pills, etc. The problem with these methods are that they don’t satisfy that desire to smoke socially. With the ecig it is a habit! Electronics cigarettes allow you to keep “smoking” while you quit with the habit. The cartridges come in different nicotine levels, so you can slowly reduce your intake. The cartridges come in different nicotine levels, so you can slowly reduce your intake. You can break your addiction while continuing your addiction.

The e-cigs come with different cartridges with different levels of nicotine. Electronic cigarettes will save you money in the long run. Each replaceable cartridge is the equivalent of 10-15 tobacco cigarettes. Refill cartridges can be purchased in quantities of 50. If you smoke a pack a day at an average cost of $5.00 a pack, then with the electric, the same amount of cigarettes can save you over $1,200.00 a year!

Electronic cigarettes come in high, medium, low, and no nicotine levels. They are also available in various flavors, such as traditional tobacco, menthol, marlboro, cherry, chocolate, etc.

Check the video and GreenCigarettes.com

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Well now you will have no excuse to have a dead cell phone battery. I wonder how quickly it charges?

Designed by Mikhail Stawsky. Found at YankoDesign.

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It recharges even while listening. One hour of sunlight provides 1-3 hours of listening. and fully charge the headset will run up to 20 hours.

Its 25 British Pounds. Available at Ecotopia.co.uk

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Why not make something functional out of your old PC components?! This clock is made out of an old hard drive. It measures 4″w x 5″h. It comes with a battery too.

This is a cool conversation piece too or give it as a gift to your favorite geek buddy.

Only $35 and hand made in the USA. From Etsy.

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Apparently, pencil sharpeners and human powered generators have the same mechanical twist structures. The designer has combined the two inventions to make a dual function.

There is not telling how long the light lasts. But for a lot of tasks in the dark yard, attic, or basement you only need the light for a few minutes.

Via YankoDesign.

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It has a 30 mile radius on only electric or with the hybrid motor switched on it can get a whopping 156 MPG.

The bike is lighter than it looks they say.

Via GizMag.

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The Fuel Cell and Car Experiment Kit offered by Hammacher Schlemmer offers children a look at one of the most important technologies of the 21st century. The overall quality of this experiment set means that children and students of all ages can use it extensively to learn these lessons. This kit can further be adapted for an educational setting and as a demonstration piece to teach students the concept of electrolysis.

The kit includes over thirty experiments for children to enjoy. The topics covered range from how to build a solar-powered car to the effects of radiation to the process and function of electrolysis. The information is presented in a fashion that is appropriate for students as young as twelve. Other topics covered include qualitative analysis, solar electrolysis, oxy-hydrogen test, and the decomposition of water in a fuel cell.

The Fuel Cell Car and Experiment Kit is well-constructed and includes everything that one would need to complete the experiments. The only major complaint that comes from this kit is that the wheels on the car are flimsy and are prone to falling off. Further, they cause it to be nearly impossible for the car to drive in a straight direction. However, this minor flaw detracts nothing from the overall quality and value of this kit.

Although the kit is focused at students as young as twelve, the lack of cartoons and other childlike markings make this kit appropriate for students of all ages. The kit costs $149.95 USD plus delivery.

This is a guest article by Dan Harrison who writes about top eco gadgets for EnviroGadget.com.

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You can find stainless steel bottles, thermal bottles, reusable bags, organic fashion, green cleaning kits and more.

Their water bottles and thermal products are 100% BPA free. BPA has been linked in some studies to diabetes, sexual dysfunctions and other human ailments…

Their products are modern and sleek looking as well. And of course they are reliable and practical. They have free shipping with a purchase of $50 or more.

See Planet Forward for more.

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Most motorcycles are going hybrid or electric and we must do something with the old ones! These chairs are modern and sleek looking!

These are made by a Spanish design studio Bel & Bel. Via Autoblog. There is no word on pricing and how to get them but its a cool idea on how to reuse old products that are no longer in service.

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They now offer biodegradable disposable diapers which keep a more sustainable environment. They have selected the Nature Babycare line of eco-friendly diapers. They are made of 99% compostable material.

If you prefer reusable cloth diapers they also offer those too. They have a couple of cloth diaper lines including Play All Day, Baby BeeHinds, and Kissaluvs. Cloth diapers create no disposable waste and can cost roughly a third of the price over a baby’s first 2 1/2 years.

Regular diapers last up to 500 years in a landfill. And did you know that an average baby will go through 8,000 diaper changes from birth to toilet training!

Sproutbaby.com believes that parents would gladly choose products that are as healthy for their children as they are good for the earth. All products are certified non-toxic, have not been tested on animals and contain no health compromising chemicals. See www.sproutbaby.com for more.

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