You may not think about it a whole lot, but there are some very simple ways to save money when washing your clothes. What follows is a quick list of tips that will save you some hard-earned money.
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Earlier this year, we decided to upgrade the insulation in our attic to R60. Prior to doing so, we lost a lot of heat from our attic each winter as evidenced by multiple very large icicles around our entire home. In summer, we boiled from the heat and had to use a window air conditioner just to survive.
Not long ago our power company was proactively offering a time-of-use pilot program. I was naïve, and didn’t spend enough time researching it before I enthusiastically signed up. I had originally thought that we would be able to cut our electricity costs, as long as I used our oven, dishwasher, and washer and dryer only during the less expensive periods throughout the day. Unfortunately, I failed to understand how the program actually worked.
Recently we have been paying a lot more than we’d like for power. So we decided to find some ways to cut down our electricity costs. Here’s what we found.
Washing your clothes
Pick permanent press – this dryer setting generally uses the least amount of energy and it’s also easier on your clothes.
Operate your clothes dryer with full loads.
Run dryer on automatic cycles – use an automatic cycle as over-drying wastes energy and damages your clothes.