Tuesday, July 9, 2019

Wireless Vacuum Cleaner™ for Car Interior Cleaning

This is a Good product for your car. Has an excellent reach because of the long cable. Water pressure is good enough to take almost all dirt away from the surface even before you start wiping it
Vacuum Cleaner™ for Car Interior  Regular price$149.99  Sale price$78.95 Sale https://bit.ly/2S2vLcm
Wireless Vacuum Cleaner™ for Car Interior
Vacuum Cleaner™ for Car Interior Sale price$78.95 Sale https://bit.ly/2S2vLcm











-The 3-way nozzle is just perfect to wash any vehicle
-cable length given is good (at least to me as I can draw power from 10 ft distance which suffices my need)
-forms foam really better to wash the vehicle
-ease of usage/ assemble/ pack the product is very simple (even school going kid can do it)
-almost all accessories of this are inter-compatible making it an all-rounder
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Amazing power and motor seem to be powerful. Please don’t get confused or compare it with our normal vacuum cleaners which we use to clean our house. Vacuum cleaners we use for our house are 10-15 times more powerful than the car vacuum cleaner. Car vacuum cleaners work on car’s battery, so performance limitations will be there.

All in all, a good product for non-commercial use.

Monday, March 25, 2019

Should stop using plastic straws

Should stop using plastic straws

Plastic never goes away.

Plastic is a durable material made to last forever, yet 33 percent of it is used once and then discarded. Plastic cannot biodegrade; it breaks down into smaller and smaller pieces.

Plastic spoils our groundwater.

There are tens of thousands of landfills across the globe. Buried beneath each one of them, plastic leachate full of toxic chemicals is seeping into groundwater and flowing downstream into lakes and rivers.


Plastic attracts other pollutants.

Manufacturers' additives in plastics, like flame retardants, BPAs and PVCs, can leach their own toxins. These oily poisons repel water and stick to petroleum-based objects like plastic debris.

Plastic threatens wildlife.

Entanglement, ingestion and habitat disruption all result from plastic ending up in the spaces where animals live. In our oceans alone, plastic debris outweighs zooplankton by a ratio of 36-to-1.

Plastic piles up in the environment.

Americans alone discard more than 30 million tons of plastic a year; only 8 percent of it gets recycled. The rest ends up in landfills or becomes 'litter', and a small portion is incinerated.


Plastic poisons our food chain.

Even plankton, the tiniest creatures in our oceans, are eating microplastics and absorbing their toxins. The substance displaces nutritive algae that creatures up the food chain require.

Plastic affects human health.

Chemicals leached by plastics are in the blood and tissue of nearly all of us. Exposure to them is linked to cancers, birth defects, impaired immunity, endocrine disruption, and other ailments.

Plastic costs billions to abate.

Everything suffers: tourism, recreation, business, the health of humans, animals, fish and birds—because of plastic pollution. The financial damage continuously being inflicted is inestimable.

Start to use Reusable Stainless Steel Straw- Save Earth!




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