New Green Website Greenliness.com Launches with Free Shipping Offer

May 28, 2010 - PRLog -- Greenliness.com (http://www.greenliness.com) opened its online doors on Earth Day 2010.  The site aims to help the average person who has great intentions of being green but has been slow to act on their intentions. They advocate a “slow as you go” route to a greener life, starting with the simpler things that don't require a major change in day-to-day habits.

From co-founder Dave Peiser: “I think I deal with something similar to many people every day - I really want to do the right thing with reducing water and energy use, recycling and being as "green" as I can, but at the same I live with a lot of stresses each day and situations that can get in the way of doing the right thing. I think that, rather than feeling guilty about this, it's better to take a “steady as you go” approach and start with a small change and then another small change and slowly, but surely, you can live a greener and greener life. Doing many small things it can lead to a huge change. I plan to provide suggestions on our blog for things that an average person can do.”

Greenliness.com is offering free shipping through the end of June. It’s anticipated that some new products will be announced over the next few months. Founders Dave Peiser and Art Arquilla are very excited with how things are going so far. Besides offering products on the site, they really expect the informational part of the website to be a major active component.

From Dave again: “We're always looking for product and informational suggestions, so anyone who has some great ideas should absolutely email us at info@greenliness.com or call us at 800-975-7670.”

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At Greenliness.com our mission is to provide the opportunity for all people to reduce their impact on the environment with the products they use. We intend to continually add new ways of being "Green" with information and environmentally-sensitive products and services.

Our location near the Pacific coast in Encinitas, California, makes us especially aware of the impacts modern society can bring upon the nature around us. We want to make a positive impact.

We know it is often difficult to make changes in one's lifestyle, so we advocate a "Slow and Steady" approach to going green. It's the little things, done over a long period of time and by many people, that really make the biggest impact.