This laundry detergent is made plant based non polluting ingredients. It is scented with natural flower scents. You can purchase this detergent from Amazon

Relying only on a battery to remember its settings between refills, this smart clock actually draws all the power it needs to maintain perfect time from water and a squeeze of lemon juice. Not only is it eco-friendly, it’s also a vegetarian!

Available for $16.00 from bedol.

Just four hours of sunlight will charge this three-LED flashlight with eight hours of power. It’s shock- and water-resistant and even has a blink button for quick on-and-off switching to preserve night vision.

The flashlight costs $19.00 from Gaiam.

Perfect for twilight runs, this 10.5 oz. bottle is not only light, but it makes light! This Solar Powered Lantern & Water Bottle has solar panels in the unbreakable cap that provide power for 4 super-bright LED lights.

The bottle costs $29.95 from Amazon

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Stylish and eco-friendly, this espresso-maker could make any green caffeine freak happy. The only power this coffee-maker uses is muscle-power and some hot water. Made with recyclable materials.

The coffee maker costs £89.95 (UK) from the Ethical Superstore.

Perfect for sitting on the porch and watching the sun go down, this outdoor umbrella powers its built-in light by solar energy. It includes rechargeable, environmentally friendly batteries.

Available for $179.99 at Green And More.

Check out this cool new kit that provides a solar panel and enough robot parts to build six different toys that will even power up indoors. An excellent way to teach kids (or adults!) about the effectiveness of solar power as well as the importance of energy conservation.

The robot kit costs £13.00 (UK) from Red5.

Turn your kids green! Rather than burning power to keep their MP3 players (and other portable devices) charged, this backpack has a built-in solar panel that will provide energy while they’re on the move. It uses no batteries and will even work with indoor light.

The backpacks sell for $129.95 at Green And More.

Instead of relying on an automated timer for your garden’s sprinkler system, Cyber-Rain uses your Internet connection to check local forecasts. It then adjusts the watering schedule to increase or decrease appropriately, saving up to 70% on landscape watering costs.

The Cyber-Rain system costs $399.99 from Smarthome.

We’ve all been guilty of leaving appliances on standby when we could turn them off. Rather than having to remember, this power strip detects when a one device – like a computer – is turned off, and automatically switches off all the dependant peripherals – such as a printer and monitor.

The strip costs $26.50 Amazon