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16th May 2015, 10:57 AM
California’s green living delusion collapses as residents start spray painting their lawns green
Saturday 16th May 2015
.............. LawnLift... is now a leading provider of lawn paint for homeowners, hoteliers, wedding planners and others who want to change the look of their drought-stricken grass.
Just what we need: More chemicals in the shrinking water supply
With lawns now being spray painted green, California cements its newfound role as the capital of delusional green living where the "green" comes from spray paint laced with chemical pigments.
If it ever does rain again in California, all that fake green will be washed right down the drain, further contaminating the dwindling water supply with yet more chemicals... on top of all the chemotherapy drugs, antidepressants, painkillers and cocaine already found in California's water supply thanks to the mass over-medication of the population.
The LawnLift company, by the way, says its green paint product is entirely non-toxic. But I can't find any ingredients listed anywhere on its website.
The company's FAQ document, which is riddled with hilarious typos, says things like:
Lawnlift uses expensive UV protected nontoxic binders to insure [sic] the products stays green and last longer.
The Completion: [sic] Never actually binds to the grass, runs off with water application and rubs off on everything.
LawnLift says, "LawnLift is not harmful to pets that have ingested grass treated with it," but its own MSDS says its product "May cause respiratory tract, eye and skin irritation."
more: http://www.naturalnews.com/049720_California_drought_green_lawns_spray_paint. html#ixzz3aKElPJRq
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The not-so-emerald city: Now Californians are SPRAY PAINTING their parched grass green to disguise effects of drought
Residents turn to environmentally-friendly paint to keep lawns green
Golden state has introduces sweeping water restriction to combat drought
It is estimated that less than a year's worth of drinking water will be left in reservoirs by 2016
13 May 2015
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3079779/The-not-emerald-city-Californians-SPRAY-PAINTING-parched-grass-green-disguise-effects-drought.html#ixzz3aKER86Ls
TESTIMONIES (http://www.lawnlift.com/testimonial.asp?cc=)
"My lawn went to heck after my wife fell ill and I felt terrible about the way it looked to my nighbors. I purchased the product and sprayed it green myself; it looks great and how easy! Wife is fine now and so is the lawn."
http://www.lawnlift.com/images/testimonial_img.jpg
"I overfertilized my backyard's grassy areas and it developed numerous yellow patches that ruined its appearance. I was planning a BBQ party so it was a minor disaster. I stumbled onto "lawn paint" as a possible solution while researching on the internet but could not find any stores that carried it..a Lowe's, Home Depot, Ace. Fortunately I found a Lawnlift source was located in my county and they had small quantities of the product on site for retail. I jumped in the car and headed over. The gentleman I dealt with was great and explained how to apply the product and its qualities. A short trip to Home Depot to pick up a sprayer, and I was in business. I was AMAZED at how well this product worked. The color blends perfectly with the healthy grass and my lawn looks better than ever. It gets a short daily sprinkling which hasn't affected the results at all. My front yard was very uneven looking due to dog pee spots, patchy sun exposure, whatever...so I headed there with my Lawnlift sprayer and voila ! another transformed lawn. I've seen some negative comments about lawn paint on internet blogs and I can't imagine why people are so resistant. It is basically organic food coloring...think green beer, dyed easter eggs, red devils food cake...but unlike older grass paint products, the color has been perfected and you cannot tell it has been applied. It will definitely save on water as there is now no need to use so much just to keep the lawn green in the dry Southern California summer. This stuff is GREAT. "
Saturday 16th May 2015
.............. LawnLift... is now a leading provider of lawn paint for homeowners, hoteliers, wedding planners and others who want to change the look of their drought-stricken grass.
Just what we need: More chemicals in the shrinking water supply
With lawns now being spray painted green, California cements its newfound role as the capital of delusional green living where the "green" comes from spray paint laced with chemical pigments.
If it ever does rain again in California, all that fake green will be washed right down the drain, further contaminating the dwindling water supply with yet more chemicals... on top of all the chemotherapy drugs, antidepressants, painkillers and cocaine already found in California's water supply thanks to the mass over-medication of the population.
The LawnLift company, by the way, says its green paint product is entirely non-toxic. But I can't find any ingredients listed anywhere on its website.
The company's FAQ document, which is riddled with hilarious typos, says things like:
Lawnlift uses expensive UV protected nontoxic binders to insure [sic] the products stays green and last longer.
The Completion: [sic] Never actually binds to the grass, runs off with water application and rubs off on everything.
LawnLift says, "LawnLift is not harmful to pets that have ingested grass treated with it," but its own MSDS says its product "May cause respiratory tract, eye and skin irritation."
more: http://www.naturalnews.com/049720_California_drought_green_lawns_spray_paint. html#ixzz3aKElPJRq
http://www.davidicke.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Untitled-217-587x390.jpg
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The not-so-emerald city: Now Californians are SPRAY PAINTING their parched grass green to disguise effects of drought
Residents turn to environmentally-friendly paint to keep lawns green
Golden state has introduces sweeping water restriction to combat drought
It is estimated that less than a year's worth of drinking water will be left in reservoirs by 2016
13 May 2015
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3079779/The-not-emerald-city-Californians-SPRAY-PAINTING-parched-grass-green-disguise-effects-drought.html#ixzz3aKER86Ls
TESTIMONIES (http://www.lawnlift.com/testimonial.asp?cc=)
"My lawn went to heck after my wife fell ill and I felt terrible about the way it looked to my nighbors. I purchased the product and sprayed it green myself; it looks great and how easy! Wife is fine now and so is the lawn."
http://www.lawnlift.com/images/testimonial_img.jpg
"I overfertilized my backyard's grassy areas and it developed numerous yellow patches that ruined its appearance. I was planning a BBQ party so it was a minor disaster. I stumbled onto "lawn paint" as a possible solution while researching on the internet but could not find any stores that carried it..a Lowe's, Home Depot, Ace. Fortunately I found a Lawnlift source was located in my county and they had small quantities of the product on site for retail. I jumped in the car and headed over. The gentleman I dealt with was great and explained how to apply the product and its qualities. A short trip to Home Depot to pick up a sprayer, and I was in business. I was AMAZED at how well this product worked. The color blends perfectly with the healthy grass and my lawn looks better than ever. It gets a short daily sprinkling which hasn't affected the results at all. My front yard was very uneven looking due to dog pee spots, patchy sun exposure, whatever...so I headed there with my Lawnlift sprayer and voila ! another transformed lawn. I've seen some negative comments about lawn paint on internet blogs and I can't imagine why people are so resistant. It is basically organic food coloring...think green beer, dyed easter eggs, red devils food cake...but unlike older grass paint products, the color has been perfected and you cannot tell it has been applied. It will definitely save on water as there is now no need to use so much just to keep the lawn green in the dry Southern California summer. This stuff is GREAT. "