This morning I saw a friend had posted that she was no longer using a clothesline after finding a tick in the house and having discovered a bird relived itself on the last load of clean clothes drying on the line.
That got me thinking, I have grown up with my Mom and grandmothers drying laundry on the line. When I moved out I always did the same, or in the winter had jeans drying over a chair so they didn’t freeze solid. But is that the norm today? Are clotheslines as common as they once were? If you are planning to install a line for drying clothes, the law is on your side.
An Act To Prevent Prohibitions On The Use Of Clotheslines
Maybe this is not something you have ever thought about and if that is he case, let’s look at the energy used by a dryer. Since the air has cleaned up a lot over the past few months, now is a good time to cut back on energy usage and try to keep the sky bright blue.
Energy Use Calculator – Electricity Usage Of A Clothes Dryer
Just look at how much your laundry will enjoy drying on the line.
