5 (More) Eco-Friendly Father's Day Gifts
Having trouble convincing your dad to go green? Then treat him to an eco-friendly Father’s Day gift and show him how much fun it can be!
Ease him off his battery dependency one step at a time with the solar radio from Uncommon Goods, which can be recharged by the sun or its built-in hand crank. Now, if only you could update his taste in music as well.
Who wouldn’t be fascinated by a gagdet that runs solely on H2O? The water-powered clock from Think Geek utilizes simple technology to transform electrons from water molecules into energy.
The solar shaver from the Ethical Superstore is small enough to fit in any tote, so whether your dad is camping or on a business trip, he can keep his face super smooth with a little help from the sun.
Call it bad luck, but the best of gadgets tend to die when you’re nowhere near an electrical outlet. Well, that’s not s problem with the portable solar charger from Think Geek. As long as the sun is shining, your pop will have endless power at his fingertips.
If gadgets aren’t really his thing, you could opt for yet another necktie. Or, you could get him these unique and eco-friendly recycled typewriter cufflinks from the talented artisans at EcoEtsy.
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