Can’t get enough TV? For HBO obsessed television addicts. Eco friendly mousepads from your favorite HBO shows, both past and present. Made from recycled rubber.
What, no “Deadwood” or “John From Cincinnati?”
these and more, for $9.99 ea. @ store.hbo.com
What’s wrong with those pictures? Support working canine models by hiring real dog’s for your ads and promotions. It’s tough enough making a living in the doggie modeling biz without having to compete with scary fake dachshunds. Please don’t make all my hard work on the casting couch go for naught.
Now about those Pete & Baily Jackets…organic cotton and hemp, nicely fitted with adjustable velcro fastener, fully lined, sustainably harvested buttons, a matching collar and a plantable hang tag…trés eco-fashionable.
Pete comes in pistachio and Baily comes in pink — extra small through large sizes.
$40 @ earth’s best friend
UPDATE: 9.14.08 9:30p, (ET).
It’s official — The lucky winner selected in our Random Drawing is: Jean Hepburn. Congratulations, Jean! Enjoy your new, Envirovac Vacuum.
The Eureka Envirovac is designed to consume about 33% less electricity than comparable upright vacuums without sacrificing power or efficiency. Eureka packages the Envirovac in 100% recycled packaging and its reusable, washable HEPA filter reduces the amount of waste you dump in your local landfill. Eureka is giving away one free Envirovac, providing free shipping to one of our readers, and donating to the Carbon Fund to offset shipping emissions.
Prize valued at approximately $75 (plus shipping).
Entering our random drawing for our Great Green Giveaway is as easy as 1-2-3:
Visit eureka.com. Then Comment on this post, telling us what else you’re doing to go ‘green.’ Add the following address to your email address book: m at AlternativeConsumer.com. Winner will be selected in our Random Drawing, and notified by email on Friday, 9/12 at approximately 10pm (ET). Winner has 24 hours to claim their prize, or offer is null and void. Winner’s name will also be included on this post.
Thanks for reading The Alternative Consumer, and good luck!
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