According to Visual Capitalist, the average household spends about 13 percent of their total electricity each year powering their clothes washer and dryer. Although it might seem old fashioned, drying clothes outside on a line could save between $25 and $100 each year in electrical costs. Unfortunately, the money you save this way will be offset by the time it takes you to pin it all up and take it down.
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