air drying
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Hello again.....I have been doing an experiment. Long time overdue, but better late than never-right??? I have been air drying everything (laundry) except blue jeans, wash clothes - kitchen/bath, and under garments. Wal-Mart offers an air drying rack for approximately $15.... So we received our electric bill this month, and yes we are on budget billing, and our bill was different by $40 each month. HOW EXCITING!!!!! I have ran my dryer maybe 3 times this past week. The savings alone is nice, but knowing that I helping that little bit more with the environment....is even more exciting.
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drying rack
Wednesday, June 17, 2009 | By yard_sale_annie
i use my shower curtain rack to dry clothes
Another way to reduce energy costs.
Saturday, June 20, 2009 | By GreenGirls
I actually went and bought a few surge protectors and plugged everything I could into them. At night, or when best suited, I turn off the power strip. No need to unplug everything just to plug it all back in the next day. OUR ELECTRIC BILL WENT DOWN almost $40.00. I didnt believe it until I saw it myself on MY electric bill. The surge protectors paid for themselves in the first month!
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