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Wind Turbine Wall Decals – I WANT

December 28, 2011 By 4 Comments
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I’m fully aware that Christmas is over, and it is a long way until my birthday hits, but nevertheless, I really want these fantastic wind turbine decals designed and sold by Hu2 Design.

Though I think maybe my landlord may have a mild issue with it.

Made from a PVC-FREE self-adhesive which is free of chlorine and plasticizers, these decals will not only add a bit of ‘cool’ to your light switches (or wherever you put them) but they’ll also help you to remember to switch that power off when it doesn’t need to be on.

So fire up your browser and head on over to their Etsy store and buy me yourself this fantastic decal.

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  • Mark

    If you want someone to remember to turn off the lights, give them a sticker of a coal fired plant or a sticker of a black lung x-ray.

    • http://cleantechnica.com/ Zachary Shahan

      I think inspiration can get people to do so as well :D I would definitely think about it seeing that thing on the wall :D I think it would also inspire me to look into renewable energy options (if i hadn’t already).

      • Marijan Pollak

        Exactly this kind of whirligig that is called appropriately “windmill” in my country has inspired me to invent new much more effective wind turbines.
        I could get funding if I could present working and tested prototype, but I am poor man from poor country and while I made prototype from discarded items, I cannot afford to pay for testing. Nobody also
        want to believe such turbine can exist, or seeing the prototype that it would be 400% more effective than existing models. Please, advise me how to get some funds donated so I could complete my R&D? Such things do not exist in my country, nobody is sponsoring individuals, except when those are grand or Olimpic winners in some sport :-P
        Regards from Croatia, the Homeland of Nikola Tesla!
        Marijan Pollak (mpollak(at)globalnet.hr)

    • kootzie

      Or just install motion-sensor and/or timer switches. Done.