other than the rechargable battery, is there any other perk? seems gimmiky.
how exactly are you helping the enviroment by using this?
01/11/2012
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The battery is really all they, themselves, claim and the natural fibre bag. So.... *shrug*
It's leafs. They look like leafs. *shrug*
It's leafs. They look like leafs. *shrug*
01/11/2012
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I really laughed hard at your comment!
Originally posted by
Chirple
The battery is really all they, themselves, claim and the natural fibre bag. So.... *shrug*
It's leafs. They look like leafs. *shrug*
It's leafs. They look like leafs. *shrug*
01/11/2012
There was a rather large discussion on this exact topic. However, I guess I'll summarize.
Yes, it's a gimmick. However, there are some "perks" in comparison to using other materials (if you want a full explanation, go find that other thread. It involved "China" or something).
- Silicone (consumer grade) is relatively more environmentally friendly than other popular sex toy materials. HOWEVER, it's not environmentally friendly if it's not recycled in the end.
- Rechargeable batteries create less waste (in the short term) because they are rechargeable. HOWEVER, the energy to charge them obviously comes from somewhere, and often those sources of power are not very "green" (many people still use nuclear, coal, natural gas, etc.). Rechargeable batteries are also made with more toxic materials (often heavy metals) than regular batteries, and thus are not really too environmentally friendly if they are not recycled in the end.
Yes, it's a gimmick. However, there are some "perks" in comparison to using other materials (if you want a full explanation, go find that other thread. It involved "China" or something).
- Silicone (consumer grade) is relatively more environmentally friendly than other popular sex toy materials. HOWEVER, it's not environmentally friendly if it's not recycled in the end.
- Rechargeable batteries create less waste (in the short term) because they are rechargeable. HOWEVER, the energy to charge them obviously comes from somewhere, and often those sources of power are not very "green" (many people still use nuclear, coal, natural gas, etc.). Rechargeable batteries are also made with more toxic materials (often heavy metals) than regular batteries, and thus are not really too environmentally friendly if they are not recycled in the end.
01/11/2012
Don't rechargeable batteries lose efficiency over time as well? Could turn into a little power suck.
01/11/2012
Maybe you'll use less gas because instead of driving around you'll be at home playing with your new toy in your free time?
01/11/2012
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Brilliant!
Originally posted by
12345678
Maybe you'll use less gas because instead of driving around you'll be at home playing with your new toy in your free time?
I like the way you think
01/11/2012
Somewhere, someone is facepalming and saying "I never said they were eco-friendly, I said they were green."
01/11/2012
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Great question!
Originally posted by
mrs poop.
other than the rechargable battery, is there any other perk? seems gimmiky.
01/11/2012
The vast majority of ppl actually throw away used batteries and its horrible for the environment so in a small way they are helping until that person gets rid of the toy.....
01/11/2012
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That's really what I was thinking. I didn't see the discussion, thankS!
Originally posted by
Ghost
There was a rather large discussion on this exact topic. However, I guess I'll summarize.
Yes, it's a gimmick. However, there are some "perks" in comparison to using other materials (if you want a full explanation, go find ... more
Yes, it's a gimmick. However, there are some "perks" in comparison to using other materials (if you want a full explanation, go find ... more
There was a rather large discussion on this exact topic. However, I guess I'll summarize.
Yes, it's a gimmick. However, there are some "perks" in comparison to using other materials (if you want a full explanation, go find that other thread. It involved "China" or something).
- Silicone (consumer grade) is relatively more environmentally friendly than other popular sex toy materials. HOWEVER, it's not environmentally friendly if it's not recycled in the end.
- Rechargeable batteries create less waste (in the short term) because they are rechargeable. HOWEVER, the energy to charge them obviously comes from somewhere, and often those sources of power are not very "green" (many people still use nuclear, coal, natural gas, etc.). Rechargeable batteries are also made with more toxic materials (often heavy metals) than regular batteries, and thus are not really too environmentally friendly if they are not recycled in the end. less
Yes, it's a gimmick. However, there are some "perks" in comparison to using other materials (if you want a full explanation, go find that other thread. It involved "China" or something).
- Silicone (consumer grade) is relatively more environmentally friendly than other popular sex toy materials. HOWEVER, it's not environmentally friendly if it's not recycled in the end.
- Rechargeable batteries create less waste (in the short term) because they are rechargeable. HOWEVER, the energy to charge them obviously comes from somewhere, and often those sources of power are not very "green" (many people still use nuclear, coal, natural gas, etc.). Rechargeable batteries are also made with more toxic materials (often heavy metals) than regular batteries, and thus are not really too environmentally friendly if they are not recycled in the end. less
01/13/2012
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Hehe. It's not easy being green.
Originally posted by
Silverdrop
Somewhere, someone is facepalming and saying "I never said they were eco-friendly, I said they were green."
01/13/2012
some marketing department somewhere received a big bonus for coining the term "green".
01/13/2012
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Originally posted by
married with children
some marketing department somewhere received a big bonus for coining the term "green".
01/14/2012
the green bandwagon. pro-electric. What the media ignores is that electric is not green unless from the right sources. solar is the only true source of green power. There are other good options, but each has some sort of environmental impact.
so we need more products like this solar bullet
I have been pondering lately though...what about rechargeable batteries? I keep looking at the recharging stations. I have so many toys that use batteries that proper disposal of both the toys and batteries...not green.
I want to learn more about rechargeable batteries, I had them a long time ago, and it seems they have really improved them.
GREEN LEAF..CHARGE WITH ELECTRICITY...GREENWAS HING? (as opposed to pinkwashing)
so we need more products like this solar bullet
I have been pondering lately though...what about rechargeable batteries? I keep looking at the recharging stations. I have so many toys that use batteries that proper disposal of both the toys and batteries...not green.
I want to learn more about rechargeable batteries, I had them a long time ago, and it seems they have really improved them.
GREEN LEAF..CHARGE WITH ELECTRICITY...GREENWAS HING? (as opposed to pinkwashing)
01/22/2012
Hmm I wouldn't get this toy because it's environmentally friendly, I would get it because it is apparently amazing! I have read the best reviews about this but gimmicks aside this toy looks like fun.
01/22/2012
I think the real difference lies in, the lesser of two evils if your going to be buying a toy anyway this one is less harmfull to the environment than most others.
01/23/2012
In theory, if it truly is a well made product, it will last a long time and therefore help reduce waste by not being thrown away anytime soon. Hopefully, for the sake of the price tag, anyway. In addition to the reduction of battery waste.
02/01/2012
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This is what I thought too!
Originally posted by
spineyogurt
Don't rechargeable batteries lose efficiency over time as well? Could turn into a little power suck.
02/01/2012
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So true!
Originally posted by
Silverdrop
Somewhere, someone is facepalming and saying "I never said they were eco-friendly, I said they were green."
02/10/2012
Are toys with rechargeable batteries really that green?
02/11/2012
Very true. The "green" thing is the cool thing!
03/05/2012
Well I suppose you buy less batteries and then throw them away...
03/08/2012
Yeah, this toy looks a little gimmicky, and for the price? Surely there's better....
06/25/2012
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Thank you for the laugh! That seems legit.
Originally posted by
12345678
Maybe you'll use less gas because instead of driving around you'll be at home playing with your new toy in your free time?
06/25/2012
It's very strong.
06/25/2012
Because they use silicone, they don't harm trees...? Yeah, it's gimmicky
06/25/2012
The packaging looks like it's from recycled paper, and would be biodegradable (or maybe recyclable).
And I'm totally adding this other Leaf product to my wishlist now. It just looks too cool!
And I'm totally adding this other Leaf product to my wishlist now. It just looks too cool!
06/25/2012
the only thing green about it is the color. only solar poaer is really green.
09/18/2012
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This made me laugh!
Originally posted by
Chirple
The battery is really all they, themselves, claim and the natural fibre bag. So.... *shrug*
It's leafs. They look like leafs. *shrug*
It's leafs. They look like leafs. *shrug*
12/18/2012
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