I have to admit - I don't check w00t.com on a daily basis. Most of the time I'll check it on a whim, or if my coworkers or friends point me to the site for a cool product. So, it's for this reason that I point your attention, right now, to w00t.com! We've recently been working with a very cool company - Neuton Mowers. Of course all of the people we work with are very cool, but I don't have a lawn, and never before have I wanted something so badly that I personally have no use for. Neuton sells battery powered lawnmowers, and they're selling them on woot right now. Now, you might be skeptical - skeptical of the power, the actual ability to cut grass effectively, or even the claim that it's great for our environment (why would you jump to such drastic conclusions though?). I assure you having used it (and lifted it) myself that it is, simply put, an awesome machine. Click here for a tour of the 6.2 mower.

Let's skip ahead for a moment. The Neuton lawnmowers releases no carbon emissions - unlike those old gas mowers. All it takes is a charge of the battery and you're good to go. But what about that battery? Aren't batteries terrible for the environment too? I'm glad you asked. Neuton has partnered with East Penn Manufacturing to take care of those old batteries and make sure they don't end up in a landfill never to decompose. They also do some great work in local communities, letting folks exchange their dirty gas mowers for a Neuton.

There are so many reasons why a Neuton is better than a gas mower, even putting aside the immense environmental benefit. Ever feel like screaming at a neighbor who decides they want to mow their lawn at 6am on Sunday? Don't you just love the smell of gasoline in the morning? Not only does the Neuton only emit the smell of fresh grass clippings, it sounds great too. It's hard to describe how quiet it is, but I'll say this - you can carry on a conversation while mowing your lawn. No earplugs necessary, and no angry neighbor (or angry you, depending on the day).

Take a peek at the woots per capita map to see if your neighbors are wooting today. One day we won't ever wake up to the grinding of gas-powered machines. Woot up!