subject: Tiki Torches colors of summer [print this page] Tiki Torches colors of summer
Green - it's so pc to be green today. That's the recycling-environmentally-friendly shade of green. And purple - what can anyone say about this color? It's been the favorite color of kings and little girls for ages. When these colors combine you may think they create brown, but they really paint the hottest summer yet. How?
Okay, first get out the tiki torches. Now grab your jug of Purple Skeeter Beater - what? You don't have any?? Well this is going to be fun!
The Purple Skeeter Beater is a new fuel for tiki torches and is available online at BackyardBargain.com. And it may look purple, but it's really green because:
Purple Skeeter Beater is made of 100% recycled vegetable oil. It contains citronella, which means you get tiki torch lighting and mosquito protection
Purple Skeeter Beater burns twice as long as standard tiki torch fuel, so it will save-save-save fuel and money. It won't harm your grass, flowers or any of your landscaping.
Purple Skeeter Beater burns clean - it's environmentally friendly - no pollution at all!
Match this great new fuel with durable tiki torches and you have years of summer lighting ahead of you! The new line of tiki torches isn't like the old torches: flimsy, easily breakable and usually only good for a few seasons. Nope. So if you have tiki torches from BackyardBargain.com and light them with Purple Skeeter Beater. well, you've just turned your little world as green as it gets!
What colors do you have in your yard?
Let's re-phrase that: besides green grass and flowers, what colors have you chosen to decorate your yard with? Think about the colors of:
Your house siding
Any fencing, patios and decks
Walkways: concrete, treated wood, bricks, pavers, etc.
Patio and deck furniture
Flower pots, bird feeders, etc.
Do you have a committed color scheme in your yard, or is it anything-goes coloring? Once you know you can begin selecting your new tiki torches. . . yes, they come in great colors now: cobalt blue, bronze, red, black, green, steel, amber, copper, smoked glass, honey brown, ocean blue, clear glass . . . .
Now can you see how purple can really be green this summer? Go ahead - make your yard even greener!
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