Help spread Light and Power to the 1.2 billion people living in the dark
Two years ago I had to fly back from Autralia to Amsterdam, but in Hong Kong I had to wait a couple of hours for my flight to the Netherlands, at least I thought so, but it turned out to be 36 hours due to a tornado over Hong Kong. This meant that I had to cancel my taxi from Amsterdam to my home.The problem was that the battery of my cellphone was almost depleted and I couldn't charge it.So when I read about the waka waka solar powered charger, I immediately bought a couple of these
devices. One for myself, the others as a present for relatives and friends. Another good thing is: the money spent on a waka waka is partly spent on a good cause in Asia or Africa.
Help spread Light and Power to the 1.2 billion people living in the dark |
18 comments:
Thank you so much for the information, Wil!! This is just the time of year lots of us could find this so helpful!! Have a great new week!!
This is something new to me, Wil. Sounds wonderful. I am as great fan of solar power, but have't seen the sun for about a week :(
I have never heard of this but it's just the sort of thing that my husband would love. I shall look into this. Thank you, Wil. Have a very wonderful Christmas!
Fascinating post and so informative! I want one!
Wishing you the magic and love of the season,
artmusedog and carol
Well that's a cool device! First I've heard of it...
What a clever invention.
handiggggggggggggggg...... die wil ik ook ;-)
Have a nice abc-day / -week
♫ M e l ☺ d y ♫
Wonderful invention!
That is indeed an asset for travelers.
Happy ABCW!
How interesting ! I have never heard about that !
this is SO important, and clever.
ROG, ABCW
Wow! What a handy little device!
Leslie
abcw team
That sounds like a great way to save the environment and make a difference in people's lives at the same time. I'll need to get one. Blessings!
This sounds like a great idea. Charge runs out so fast.
Cool product!
That is so interesting! Sounds like a win-win for everyone, buyer and seller! Thank you for the info Wil!
Cool I need one of them So handy will look out for it. I had to laugh though as a Waka is in NZ Maori word for boat
I came to wish you a Merry christmas. I hope you have a good time with your loved ones
the windmill is symbolic of Holland, when I read about your saying there is a lot of wind in Holland.
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