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How I Saved Almost $200 on Our Electric Bill
By livdharris(view all posts by livdharris)
at 6:56AM Thursday April 14, 2011
under
Money Saving Tips
Here's how I saved almost $200 on our electric bill...
Do you hang your clothes outside on a clothesline or the handrails of your deck? Air drying laundry will save you money--I've sure found that out within the last month. It seems that our dryer is what eats up most of our electricity!
When I bring the clothes in, they smell a little "outdoorsy" so I spray them with fabric softener diluted with water (so it won't make the clothes seem oily). Or you can spray them with Febreze!
Yes, I try to be stingy when it comes to saving hundreds of dollars! I didn't think our dryer used that much electricity, I'm sure glad I found out!!
What's your opinion?
Do you hang your clothes outside on a clothesline or the handrails of your deck? Air drying laundry will save you money--I've sure found that out within the last month. It seems that our dryer is what eats up most of our electricity!
When I bring the clothes in, they smell a little "outdoorsy" so I spray them with fabric softener diluted with water (so it won't make the clothes seem oily). Or you can spray them with Febreze!
Yes, I try to be stingy when it comes to saving hundreds of dollars! I didn't think our dryer used that much electricity, I'm sure glad I found out!!
What's your opinion?
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