how exactly are you helping the enviroment by using this?
There was a rather large discussion on this exact topic. However, I guess I'll summarize.
Yes, it's a gimmick. However, there are some "perks" in comparison to using other materials (if you want a full explanation, go find that other thread. It involved "China" or something).
- Silicone (consumer grade) is relatively more environmentally friendly than other popular sex toy materials. HOWEVER, it's not environmentally friendly if it's not recycled in the end.
- Rechargeable batteries create less waste (in the short term) because they are rechargeable. HOWEVER, the energy to charge them obviously comes from somewhere, and often those sources of power are not very "green" (many people still use nuclear, coal, natural gas, etc.). Rechargeable batteries are also made with more toxic materials (often heavy metals) than regular batteries, and thus are not really too environmentally friendly if they are not recycled in the end.
Yes, it's a gimmick. However, there are some "perks" in comparison to using other materials (if you want a full explanation, go find that other thread. It involved "China" or something).
- Silicone (consumer grade) is relatively more environmentally friendly than other popular sex toy materials. HOWEVER, it's not environmentally friendly if it's not recycled in the end.
- Rechargeable batteries create less waste (in the short term) because they are rechargeable. HOWEVER, the energy to charge them obviously comes from somewhere, and often those sources of power are not very "green" (many people still use nuclear, coal, natural gas, etc.). Rechargeable batteries are also made with more toxic materials (often heavy metals) than regular batteries, and thus are not really too environmentally friendly if they are not recycled in the end.
Jan 11, 2:35 pm
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That's really what I was thinking. I didn't see the discussion, thankS!
Originally posted by
Elnoa
There was a rather large discussion on this exact topic. However, I guess I'll summarize.
Yes, it's a gimmick. However, there are some "perks" in comparison to using other materials (if you want a full explanation, go find that other thread. ...
Yes, it's a gimmick. However, there are some "perks" in comparison to using other materials (if you want a full explanation, go find that other thread. ...
There was a rather large discussion on this exact topic. However, I guess I'll summarize.
Yes, it's a gimmick. However, there are some "perks" in comparison to using other materials (if you want a full explanation, go find that other thread. It involved "China" or something).
- Silicone (consumer grade) is relatively more environmentally friendly than other popular sex toy materials. HOWEVER, it's not environmentally friendly if it's not recycled in the end.
- Rechargeable batteries create less waste (in the short term) because they are rechargeable. HOWEVER, the energy to charge them obviously comes from somewhere, and often those sources of power are not very "green" (many people still use nuclear, coal, natural gas, etc.). Rechargeable batteries are also made with more toxic materials (often heavy metals) than regular batteries, and thus are not really too environmentally friendly if they are not recycled in the end.
Yes, it's a gimmick. However, there are some "perks" in comparison to using other materials (if you want a full explanation, go find that other thread. It involved "China" or something).
- Silicone (consumer grade) is relatively more environmentally friendly than other popular sex toy materials. HOWEVER, it's not environmentally friendly if it's not recycled in the end.
- Rechargeable batteries create less waste (in the short term) because they are rechargeable. HOWEVER, the energy to charge them obviously comes from somewhere, and often those sources of power are not very "green" (many people still use nuclear, coal, natural gas, etc.). Rechargeable batteries are also made with more toxic materials (often heavy metals) than regular batteries, and thus are not really too environmentally friendly if they are not recycled in the end.
Jan 13, 1:20 am
the green bandwagon. pro-electric. What the media ignores is that electric is not green unless from the right sources. solar is the only true source of green power. There are other good options, but each has some sort of environmental impact.
so we need more products like this solar bullet
I have been pondering lately though...what about rechargeable batteries? I keep looking at the recharging stations. I have so many toys that use batteries that proper disposal of both the toys and batteries...not green.
I want to learn more about rechargeable batteries, I had them a long time ago, and it seems they have really improved them.
GREEN LEAF..CHARGE WITH ELECTRICITY...GREENWAS HING? (as opposed to pinkwashing
so we need more products like this solar bullet
I have been pondering lately though...what about rechargeable batteries? I keep looking at the recharging stations. I have so many toys that use batteries that proper disposal of both the toys and batteries...not green.
I want to learn more about rechargeable batteries, I had them a long time ago, and it seems they have really improved them.
GREEN LEAF..CHARGE WITH ELECTRICITY...GREENWAS HING? (as opposed to pinkwashing
Jan 22, 7:46 pm
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