Reviews
San Francisco Energy Watch
Reviewed by Gabriella Canez
December 17, 2009
Energy efficiency is the cheapest way to conserve our natural resources and save money. This program does not only offer free energy assessments but also financial incentives that lower the cost of energy efficient equipment. San Francisco Energy Watch's comprehensive services make the entire process easy and convenient.
Organic Gurus
Reviewed by Karen Ann Teeters
November 24, 2009
Reasonably priced Organic Gifts sets in the gifts tab and a nice selection of Green and Organic titles in the books section. Easy to navigate site offering good reliable green brand names.
CalFinder Solar Contractors
Reviewed by Heide
October 30, 2009
We are a GC in Seattle and we looked into using them. They took our credit card number and then while on the phone we decided it was not for us. This was in June of 2009. We thought we were done with them. October our card gets run by them for $385.00 we called to say what?s going on? They said "Why don't you want to use us?" I was like, "are you kidding? You just ran my card, we have no contract no nothing. "They said 'Take it up with your bank, we are not refunding your money." So they commit fraud and use our card and then have the Gaul to just say take it up with your bank? We never signed up with them. They are TRUE SCAM ARTISTS stay away. SCAMMMMMMMM SCAMMMMMMMMMM CALFINDER IS A SCAMMMMMMM
Ecobaby Organics
Reviewed by Kenia
September 8, 2009
Amazing company, I was surprised they have been in business for so long. The company president was amazing and took time out of her busy schedule to help me with all my questions.
Excellent quality products.
PoopBags
Reviewed by David Elder
July 29, 2009
Rather than review, I have a basic question. With the number of "biodegradable dog poop bags" on the market ranging from dogipot to biobag, how do we know the base materials to ensure full biodegradability? I know there are government standards, but shouldn't something fully degrade and leave no trace like say an apple peel. Are either of these products truely biodegradable in the absolute sense leaving no trace behind or are they rather a mixture of corn based materials and petroleum polymers in disguise?
BioBag
Reviewed by David Elder
July 27, 2009
biodegradable dog poop bags are a key for pet owners. To save both costs of shipping (hard to find locally), as well as to save on the shipping expense, team up with like minded neighbors and share a case. Biobag biodegradable dog poop bags are I believe the best and only patented version that I am aware of. I like them
Regenerative Design Institute
Reviewed by ARWpermie
July 8, 2009
RDI is an amazing place to learn and expand your knowledge of Permaculture and Nature Awareness.
Tom's of Maine
Reviewed by Ecosaveology
July 4, 2009
Since I was very young and growing up in Maine & NH my mother would only use Tom's of Maine. The factory may still give tours, the outlet store is worth the trip! If you live in Kennebunkport you can buy Tom's of Maine Recycle bins for roadside pick up. They are a long time Eco company and stand by their products. I love fennel toothpaste, Sister "Hannah Hardaway" olympian freestyle skier uses many of their products too.
