Dry Default Dryer Towel Do you own a Clothes Dryer? Do you use a Clothes Dryer? This Going True Green Blog teaches how one easy action can save you money and drying time, as well as significantly helping our environment every time you dry clothes in a dryer.
No matter what type of Clothes Dryer you have, take the biggest bath towel you own and throw that towel into the Dryer with all your wet clothes! That is correct! To save approximately 7 minutes drying time (give or take a few minutes), each and every time you dry clothes, get the largest bath towel you own and make it your Dryer's towel. Yes, this towel shall stay and live in the Dryer forever. In other words, make this towel your Dryer's Default Towel.
No matter what type of Clothes Dryer you have, take the biggest bath towel you own and throw that towel into the Dryer with all your wet clothes! That is correct! To save approximately 7 minutes drying time (give or take a few minutes), each and every time you dry clothes, get the largest bath towel you own and make it your Dryer's towel. Yes, this towel shall stay and live in the Dryer forever. In other words, make this towel your Dryer's Default Towel.
Why does this help?
Save Money! Having an already dry towel in the Dryer with wet clothes will help absorb the moisture out of the air inside the dryer, thus helping to dry clothes in less time. This action doesn't take much and when you start adding up the minutes saved each time the dryer runs, money is also saved. Especially when there is a moisture sensor inside the Dryer. This moisture sensor feature can save 15% alone and with the large dry bath towel also being used the savings will be even greater.
So each time the Dryer is done, remove the clothes and then toss the Dry Default towel back into the Dryer for the next load. You can also read all the details to saving money, energy, and earth with electric and gas clothes dryers at additional Going True Green blog posts and with GoingTrueGreen membership.
...And then there is using a clothes line outside in the fresh air to dry your clothes. Remember that sustainable way? Many people in the world still use them!
Bill Lauto, GTG
Environmental Scientist
International Sustainability and Energy Consultant
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So each time the Dryer is done, remove the clothes and then toss the Dry Default towel back into the Dryer for the next load. You can also read all the details to saving money, energy, and earth with electric and gas clothes dryers at additional Going True Green blog posts and with GoingTrueGreen membership.
...And then there is using a clothes line outside in the fresh air to dry your clothes. Remember that sustainable way? Many people in the world still use them!
Bill Lauto, GTG
Environmental Scientist
International Sustainability and Energy Consultant
Contribute your comments!
