
One of the interesting aspects to solar energy is that like wind energy, it doesn’t really get credit for everything that it does. When people grow crops, dry off after a day at the beach or walk outside on a windy day and enjoy the breeze, they are really making use of solar and wind energy, although in a way that does not allow it to show up in the statistics.
Well, another great thing about solar and wind energy is that you can do this with a lot of things that do show up in the statistics and first on that list has to be the drying of clothes. Dryers use up a ridiculous amount of energy and that translates into more money every month on your bill. If you use a clothesline on the other hand, you get your energy for drying free from the Sun and the final product is a lot fresher in its feel and scent than you could ever get out of using the dryer.
Like all great ideas, using a clothesline is so simple that in many ways it is really laughable. You might be laughing now and that laughing is likely to continue until you take a look at your first energy bill sans dryer costs and see how much money you end up saving.
For a closer look at a clothesline that comes in under $50.00, have a look here.
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