I just found the neatest thing online it is called
SolarPuff and what this is a solar powered light cube. This arrived to my house
completely flat being 0.25 inches which can fit in any backpack or back pocket;
you just open it up and form the square shape. It has 100 lumens and can fully
charge in the sun in 8 hours and lasting up to 8-12 hours. It is designed with
sustainable and high performance fabric specifically engineered for durability,
flexibility and water resistance for adaptability and recyclability.
My Opinion: I really like this as it is great to
take camping, hiking, nighttime beach fires as you can use this instead of a
standard flashlight as it is very bright to see
with. It is so small it fits right in your pocket and Eco-friendly.
SolarPuff’S Purpose: The majority of the world needs
to have light, which is one of the most basic and fundamental needs as a human
being, for safety, for education, for livelihoods. It is still astounding that
1.6 billion people today do not have access to safe and sustainable light and
rely on kerosene to light their world at night. The absence of light for the
majority of the global population has had catastrophic ramifications on our
local and global environment. So we are all interconnected through light and
also though the absence of it.
Buying a SolarPuff, furthers our social mission to
distribute light in the 3rd world and underdeveloped regions such as Asia and
Sub Saharan Africa, where there are the most vulnerable of stake holders. When
a customer buys a Solarpuff at 25.00$US it allows us to subsidize a SolarPuff
to someone in an underserved region. Our strategy is to subsidize the
distribution of Solarpuffs by working with Non Government Organizations as well
as with local communities. This system for providing light to those in need is
a multi faceted and cross-disciplinary approach to tackling issues of extreme
poverty. We are not donating our SolaPuffs, we subsidize and partner with on
the ground communities and local markets in order to create economic viability
for those living in poverty.
Disclaimer: I was in no way compensated for this
review and this is solely my own opinion which may differ from yours.
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