What better way to start the New Year than with lower utility bills. DIY energy-saving toolkits from Eco Hatchery make it easy to save energy, water, money, and the environment.
Kits include energy efficiency and water conservation products, easy illustrated instructions, and an A-Z recycling resources guide. Each kit has a unique serial number that, when registered online, allows access to a personalized online roadmap with specific household recommendations that go beyond the kit. Dollar, energy and environmental savings are tracked automatically and can be viewed online.
"All the energy-saving products are easy to implement and can lead to significant savings year after year. The kits are a great value, especially in such a tight economy," said Andrea Nylund, CEO of Eco Hatchery.
Eco Kits can be sent directly to friends, family and associates with personalized gift messages for the holidays. Co-branding of the kits is complimentary. Three kit varieties are available for purchase online:
1. Green & Healthy Home Kit ($50): Includes water conservation and sustainability products, such as a soy candle and food-grade stainless steel reusable bottle.
2. Energy Efficiency Kit ($60): Includes energy efficiency tools, such as an energy monitor, premium energy-saving light bulb, and insulation products.
3. Eco Starter Kit ($97.50): Includes all the tools needed to go green and save green at home, from energy efficiency tools to water conservation products. Typical household savings: $260 per year, 7,000 gallons of water, and 2.5 tons greenhouse gas emissions.
Eco Hatchery also offers free online communities that enables kit users to take collective action toward a common goal.
"You can create online communities for friends or co-workers and set a goal to reduce energy consumption by 10 percent, for example. As everyone completes the kit activities, you can see online how much the community has saved and how close you are to the target. Teaming up with others turns energy conservation into a fun and educational project," said Nylund.
