ShopToEarth representative Gary Kaufman is working hard to give his life a green makeover. Before joining the ShopToEarth family, Gary’s green efforts only consisted of recycling. Excited by the ShopToEarth’s eco-mission to live green while earning green, Gary began experimenting with many of the products found in the ShopToEarth Green Mall such as ECOs surface [...]
Everyday is Earth Day at ShopToEarth, and in honor of the eco-friendly holiday ShopToEarth is launching its Think Global Act Local Tour during the month of April. To commemorate this green swing across the country, ShopToEarth will be highlighting Think Global Act Local success stories directly from our eco-conscious members. Be sure to check back [...]
At the Next Step in Orlando, Florida Pat Welsh, founder and visionary behind the ShopToEarth eco-network, unveiled a new mission video to 1000 attendees as the first step in the process of revealing the company’s new branding and website design.
The video emphasizes how we as a generation have been presented with a huge opportunity to make a big difference in the world while at the same tapping into recession proof trends in the environment and ecommerce that provides people with the potential to make money.
If you think that bottling your own water is going to be a colossal hassle, think again. Modern day water filtration systems make bottling your own water easy and affordable.
The process begins with selecting the right water filtration system for you. Filtration systems come in four different types that meet a variety of needs. The first is a pitcher filter that strains water through a specially lined top and deposits the filtered water in a connected jug. It can take several minutes for water to be fully processed so this type of system is best for occasional use.
Did you know you can save up to $500 per year doing something as simple as bottling your own water? It’s true. One gallon of single use bottled water can cost up to $10 whereas one gallon of tap water, readily available from your kitchen sink, is priced considerably less at $0.0015. What a tremendous difference.
Most people drink bottled water because they believe it is cleaner and safer than tap water. The funny thing is that 40% of all bottled water is taken from municipal sources meaning you are paying more money to drink tap water.
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