Like me, you probably strive to make ecologically sound decisions, but often find that the costs of implementing changes prohibit you from making the “greenest” choices. I understand. That is why I was so excited when I heard that Les and Jane, the famous family that has lived off the grid for over 15 years had been writing books to help other average income, working families make inexpensive, simple and ecologically friendly changes.
One of their books that I found most helpful, Build a Wind Generator, includes easy-to-follow instructions on how to save money on electricity by switching to a much less expensive, renewable energy source – WIND! It also provides a list of readily available parts that I was able to find at my local hardware store - all for under $100.
In addition, they provide free online support AND a 60-day money back guarantee! You can get How to Build a Wind Generator for only $19.97. However, my recommendation is to go for the better deal – The Going Green Family Pack for only $49.97.
The Going Green Family Pack includes the Build a Wind Generator and four other valuable sources for moving your family toward less expensive, renewable energy options:
BUILD YOUR OWN ELECTRIC CAR - This book shows how you can convert your vehicle from gas power to electric, a switch that saves you money while letting you choose a greener alternative.
SOLAR ENERGY FOR YOUR HOME - Includes how to make and install your own solar panels, while saving up to 70% from the costs of buying them new.
RENEWABLE ENERGY SOLUTIONS GUIDE - This original version brings it all together for your renewable energy powered home. It also explores the option of off-grid living or connecting your solar panels and wind generator to the grid.
HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN BIODIESEL - For about 46-48¢ a gallon, you can make your own biodiesel fuel at home. Use it to heat your house or even power a diesel engine!
This packet is a great value at only $49.97 for ALL FIVE of these eco-saving, money-saving books. Plus, you get ALL UPDATES FOR FREE!
Saturday, March 28, 2009
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