somewhat, yes
Are you willing to pay more?
02/21/2012
Only if theyre interesting as far as design or feel goes.
02/27/2012
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I would pay more
Originally posted by
sexyintexas
How willing are you to pay significantly more for green toys?
02/27/2012
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A little more likely
Originally posted by
sexyintexas
How willing are you to pay significantly more for green toys?
02/27/2012
Just a little more
03/01/2012
A little bit more, but not too much
03/05/2012
No never ! Why does it always cost more to go green? Because it's a scam !
03/05/2012
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A little more, definitely. Not going to let myself be ripped off though.
Originally posted by
sexyintexas
How willing are you to pay significantly more for green toys?
03/05/2012
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This and so much more. All too often "green" is just slightly different. not better, just different.
Originally posted by
married with children
what do you consider a green toy? Is it green if it is rechargable? Is it still green when it is made 7000 miles away in a country with no EPA or laws protecting nature?
03/05/2012
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Little more likely
Originally posted by
sexyintexas
How willing are you to pay significantly more for green toys?
03/06/2012
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We don't really pay that much attention to "green toys". If it suits us and is more convenient, then sure. Otherwise, we don't go out of our way to get them.
Originally posted by
sexyintexas
How willing are you to pay significantly more for green toys?
03/07/2012
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A little more likely
Originally posted by
sexyintexas
How willing are you to pay significantly more for green toys?
03/09/2012
I'd pay more for a rechargable toy. I want to make "greener" decisions when buying things. Plus, I hate batteries!
03/12/2012
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I HATE batteries but I really struggle justifying $100 for a vibrator just because it recharges. I'll go as high as sixty, but above that seems absurd for out-of-pocket.
Originally posted by
sexyintexas
How willing are you to pay significantly more for green toys?
03/12/2012
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I agree. I think "green products" are mostly about marketing and better profit margins.
Originally posted by
Gunsmoke
I kind of agree - not so much of a conspiracy - it's mostly a marketing ploy for the gullible who really think that a 'green' product is somehow superior to one that isn't.
03/13/2012
Depends on the toy and how badly I want it, but I would definitely be willing to pay more for a green toy.
03/13/2012
This place needs more conscientious people. =/
03/16/2012
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A little more would be worth it but I would't ay a lot more
Originally posted by
sexyintexas
How willing are you to pay significantly more for green toys?
03/16/2012
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Maybe..
Originally posted by
sexyintexas
How willing are you to pay significantly more for green toys?
03/17/2012
a little more
03/18/2012
A little. Almost all my toys now are re-chargeable, and did cost a bit more.
03/18/2012
Some of the high end toys are rechargeable so ...
03/20/2012
I'd pay a bit more, but not a significant amount to purchase a green item
03/20/2012
Yes, depends on how much more though.
03/20/2012
I would pay a little more, pretty much proportional to how much I care about the environment overall.
03/21/2012
yes - but only so much. I'm more concerned about quality than it's green-ness
03/21/2012
a little more.
03/23/2012
Well, green toys are always better for me because I am a nature freak. Hahaha
03/24/2012
No I would not pay more.
03/25/2012
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I would say this is why "green" doesn't mean much to me, especially in regards to my toys. I look at function first, then form, and if it's produced sustainably, that's a bonus. However this word, much like "natural" really means nothing in the consumer world.
Originally posted by
married with children
what do you consider a green toy? Is it green if it is rechargable? Is it still green when it is made 7000 miles away in a country with no EPA or laws protecting nature?
04/18/2012