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Looking for the Best Method of Powering a Device? Try the USB Power Strip from EcoStrip!
ARV 39.95!
Earlier tonight I wrote a blog post about being green! Well, it's actually about RecycleBank, but in it are links to label tags about organic, sustainability and being green. (You can also find the links on my sidebar!)
If you are attempting to save electricity, one source of power drainage is your computer's peripheral devices. Many people simply plug their computer into the outlet, offering little protection in case of a power surge. Others use a power strip, but while that
does protect the device, it does not protect you
from unnecessary power usage that can drive up electric bills and waste the source of energy. Fortunately, EcoStrip offers a USB power strip that combines the protection of a power strip with new capabilities that are not featured on the traditional power strip.
With the USB power strip from EcoStrip, your power strip not only plugs into the outlet and provides protection for your computer, it also has a USB cord that plugs into your computer. Through this USB cord, the USB power strip receives a signal from the computer letting it know whether or not the computer is running. When the computer is off, the power strip cuts off the power to any other device that is plugged into it that no longer needs power, such as computer speakers or a printer. In this way, you save money on your electric bill and consume less energy.
Your alternatives to using a USB power strip are varied, but none of them offer the benefits that EcoStrip has to offer. Leaving your computer on simply drains power in a wasteful manner. Turning it off at night helps; however, because it is still plugged in, your computer's peripheral devices still consume a tiny amount of power, which is the problem that EcoStrip addresses with the USB power strip. You may look to unplug your computer and its devices every night by hand, but forgetfulness and laziness often take over, and you wind up not doing it after all.
Regardless of the excuse, it can be addressed with the green power strip from EcoStrip. Instead of using a traditional surge protector for your computer, use the USB power strip from EcoStrip and save some money, without having to go through extra trouble. It is one of the most effective electricity saving devices currently available. For more information, visit www.ecostrip.com.
I hated to copy/paste content from their site.. but there's a first time for everything. they said it so much better than me, and I didn't know how to better explain it!
That's it!~
PS. Good luck!
Winner must be a public follower of this blog via GFC (Google Friend Connect)
Ends 11/5 noon eastern. Open to all countries!
Winner will have 48 hours to confirm shipping address or another winner will be chosen.
Winner will be emailed, posted on this blog and on my Facebook Wall!
Disclaimer: I received one or more of the products or services mentioned above for free in the hope that I would mention/review it on my blog. I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.” The opinions expressed in this post are entirely my own. Your experience with the product may differ from mine.
Looking for the Best Method of Powering a Device? Try the USB Power Strip from EcoStrip!
ARV 39.95!
If you are attempting to save electricity, one source of power drainage is your computer's peripheral devices. Many people simply plug their computer into the outlet, offering little protection in case of a power surge. Others use a power strip, but while thatdoes protect the device, it does not protect you
from unnecessary power usage that can drive up electric bills and waste the source of energy. Fortunately, EcoStrip offers a USB power strip that combines the protection of a power strip with new capabilities that are not featured on the traditional power strip.
Your alternatives to using a USB power strip are varied, but none of them offer the benefits that EcoStrip has to offer. Leaving your computer on simply drains power in a wasteful manner. Turning it off at night helps; however, because it is still plugged in, your computer's peripheral devices still consume a tiny amount of power, which is the problem that EcoStrip addresses with the USB power strip. You may look to unplug your computer and its devices every night by hand, but forgetfulness and laziness often take over, and you wind up not doing it after all.Regardless of the excuse, it can be addressed with the green power strip from EcoStrip. Instead of using a traditional surge protector for your computer, use the USB power strip from EcoStrip and save some money, without having to go through extra trouble. It is one of the most effective electricity saving devices currently available. For more information, visit www.ecostrip.com.I hated to copy/paste content from their site.. but there's a first time for everything. they said it so much better than me, and I didn't know how to better explain it!
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| What you will win! ARV $39.95! |
- In order to win this: Just be a public follower of this blog! Then, leave me a way to contact you! Unless your email address is public on your public blogger profile.. and if it is, then don't even worry about it!) For extar entries, each task you do, counts as one extar entry!
- "Like" their Facebook page
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- Enter my other giveaways One extra entry for each comment entered. Just look underneath the header for the green text that says "Giveaways" No limit.
- Comment on any of my non-giveaway posts. No limit.
That's it!~
PS. Good luck!
Winner must be a public follower of this blog via GFC (Google Friend Connect)
Ends 11/5 noon eastern. Open to all countries!
Winner will have 48 hours to confirm shipping address or another winner will be chosen.
Winner will be emailed, posted on this blog and on my Facebook Wall!
Disclaimer: I received one or more of the products or services mentioned above for free in the hope that I would mention/review it on my blog. I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.” The opinions expressed in this post are entirely my own. Your experience with the product may differ from mine.
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