Saving Energy Room By Room: The Laundry
LEDs use less energy than standard bulbs and provide the high-quality light you need to perform any laundry room task.
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The dryer vent is easy to forget. Remember to check and clean it regularly to ensure safe and efficient airflow.
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Air is free and it's easier on your clothes than tumbling in a dryer. The gentler treatment can help extend the life of some fabrics.
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Take a moment to clean the lint filter before every use. It will improve air circulation and dryer efficiency.
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Wait until you have a full load to run your washer and dryer whenever possible. For partial loads, set time and temperature to minimize energy use.
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The cold temperature setting saves on water heating costs. For fabrics that you typically wash in hot water, consider switching to the warm setting.
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Sort clothing so that they will dry more efficiently. For example, you can use a lower temperature setting for thin synthetic fabrics than for towels.
