More Chances to Win Free Green Stuff (Good Clean Love Anyone?)

Hopefully you're following our Friend us on Facebook Contest to win a free organic cotton t-shirt. Here's a bonus giveaway from a friend of ours, cuz we're cool like that.

March 14, 2009 at 8:50PM by Brian Clark Howard | comment

Unless you're square (or maybe you didn't know about it yet, in which case that's understandable), you friended us on Facebook to keep an eye on our free organic cotton t-shirt contest there. Details are coming very soon, so check our page in the next few days and watch your email if you're a fan.

In the spirit of Free Love, I also wanted to share this exciting giveaway from one of my newest green blogger friends, over at The Fun Times Guide to Living Green. It's a great site, full of tips, thoughts and news on the green lifestyle -- and from an authentic Southern perspective (Site editor Jeffrey Davis is a Tennessean, and of the nicest guys around).

Comment on their article, and join their Facebook page to double your winning chances. What do you get? A kit of natural romance products from Good Clean Love, a family-owned business targeting sustainable sex. Score some organic lubricant and scented oils, nice!

In case you're wondering, Jeffrey says, "don't worry, everything checks out; my wife and I made sure to thoroughly review these products...only in the interest of providing you with the best information, of course." I myself have not had a chance to try Good Clean Love because: 1) I just found out about it and 2) I'm currently single in the city anyway.

But I'd LOVE to hear your experiences, with Good Clean Love or similar products, or what you think about sustainable sex in general. There hasn't been a lot of interest in this area imho, compared to say, sex in general, which is a major topic covered by many of the big sister brands at our company. I'm not sure why that is, except perhaps guessing that the topic is so intimate to many that they don't want to think or talk about what products they use, or for some reason they want to keep green out of their bedroom. When I wrote about condoms in this blog I received some complaints from upstairs that it wasn't traditionally green enough..."

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