Great way for a household to dispose of waste paper – make them into logs for the fire! Declutter your home, save money and save energy. There’s much more…shredded junk mail, shredded paper, newspaper, wrappings from food and household products, cardboard, tissues, ripped up toilet rolls, olive stones, nuts, used coffee beans and coal dust.

Garden waste can be recycled in the same way: chopped twigs and branches, sawdust and dried leaves and foliage.

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A solar-powered perspex biker. When the sunshines, the motor runs and the biker’s legs move the pedals.

This model is a detailed replica of a full-scale wind turbine with a working rotor powered by its own integrated solar panel. The Solar Powered Wind Turbine shows how efficiently modern solar cells work even when the only available light is from a desk light. Arrives as parts that are easily assembled.

This model is a detailed replica of a full-scale wind turbine with a working rotor powered by its own integrated solar panel. The Solar Powered Wind Turbine shows how efficiently modern solar cells work even when the only available light is from a desk light.

An easily-assembled wooden helicopter with a working rotor powered by its own integrated solar panel. Great fun, educational and a unique desk ornament.

This elegant little model of a biplane has a working, solar-powered propellor. Can be painted or enhanced when complete. Very attractive ornament for a window sill.

Construct this simple windmill with a working rotor powered by its own solar panel.

A solar-powered perspex helicopter with a working rotor. The more the sun shines the faster the rotors turn.

A ready-made helicopter made from solid wood. The helicopter rotor turns in minimal sunlight or even where there's only a desklamp shining on the solar panels.

Keep cool, save energy and get talking about solar with your colleagues! This is a proper addition to any desk – as soon as the sun comes out the fan starts – keeping you cool. The solar panel is unusually large on the desk fan with the result that the fan operates even with minimal amounts of sunlight. The stronger the sunlight the harder the fan works to keep you cool.