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Does anyone else ever run into people who just believe all kinds of crazy things about being "green"?
I volunteered with a local go green project through our local power company Puget Sound Energy. A bunch of us volunteers walked around our neighborhood giving out a free CFL bulb and information on where to recycle burnt out CFLs in the local area.
Most people were really nice and said thanks etc, but I met a couple of really kinda rabid crazies.
You can't use CFL bulbs indoors because they'll explode and release "all that poisonous gas" into the air and it'll kill you.
Furthermore.. you can't use re-usable grocery bags because they all get infected with E-coli and then your kids get killed by the groceries.
( I suggested she launder them regularly.. she didn't even hesitate.)
"But that eco-friendly laundry soap doesn't get things clean..."
What on earth do you say to people who spout this kind of utter nonsense?
I volunteered with a local go green project through our local power company Puget Sound Energy. A bunch of us volunteers walked around our neighborhood giving out a free CFL bulb and information on where to recycle burnt out CFLs in the local area.
Most people were really nice and said thanks etc, but I met a couple of really kinda rabid crazies.
You can't use CFL bulbs indoors because they'll explode and release "all that poisonous gas" into the air and it'll kill you.
Furthermore.. you can't use re-usable grocery bags because they all get infected with E-coli and then your kids get killed by the groceries.
( I suggested she launder them regularly.. she didn't even hesitate.)
"But that eco-friendly laundry soap doesn't get things clean..."
What on earth do you say to people who spout this kind of utter nonsense?