
It seems like just yesterday that we started 1GreenProduct.com, even though that fateful event happened more than seven months ago (May 11, 2008 to be exact).
It just goes to show that like the dearly departed Douglas Adams once said, "Time is an illusion. Lunchtime doubly so."
Christmas Eve is traditionally a time for gathering with friends and family. We'd like to take a moment to thank all the thousands of people who have visited 1GreenProduct.com this year. Thank you for caring about the planet and taking the time to learn about eco-friendly products and services.
And of course we'd just like to point out that Christmas must be a major eco-holiday. After all, the two representative colors of the season are red and green!
Now we'd like to inaugurate what we hope will be an annual tradition - the 1GreenProduct.com Top 10 favorite products of 2008:
1) Sylvania's micro-mini Twist CFL - Gives the same illumination as a regular CFL bulb, 30% smaller, 70% less mercury

3) Caroma Sydney Smart Dual-Flush Toilet - Save an estimated 18,000 - 30,000 gallons of water per year at the push of a button.
4) HP Deskjet D2545 Printer - An ENERGY STAR-qualified printer made mostly out of recycled plastic. Why can't other electronics manufacturers do that?
5) Lightcap 200 - A super-clever idea (turn a water bottle into a lantern) and pretty much the only solar-powered product we tested that performed for us as advertised.
6) Eureka envirovac - All the cleaning power with 1/3 energy savings, plus a HEPA filter to really clear the air. Plus so easy to operate that it actually made vacuuming kinda fun.
8) EvoLux Earth LED - The future of light bulbs - uses just 13 watts of power to create the same light as a 100 watt incandescent bulb. Now if only we could get that price to come down...
9) Fire & Light Recycled Glass Dinnerware - These folks work magic transforming castaway broken glass into functional works of art.

We feel honored to have had the opportunity to share our thoughts on these and many other great eco-friendly products with you.
Thanks again for reading. Like many of you, we'll be taking a break over the holidays, but we'll be back on New Year's Day with a look at the year ahead in 2009.
For now, here's wishing you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
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