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Two Loads a Day Without Using A Dryer
by Christy
Taylor says:Have to do lots of laundry, but don't want to use a dryer? Christy shares how she does two loads of laundry a day and saves electricity at the same time. Christy says:I don't really have a specific schedule other than two loads a day. I determine what two loads need to be done by looking at what there is to wash. The reason I do two loads a day is because I have two drying racks (we've been avoiding using the dryer so much as a trade off to using the air conditioner - trying to save electricity). Bed linens are done once a week and hung on the outside line so I try to pick a weekend day (when I'm working) that is nice weather. Otherwise, those items are done on Monday. My biggest issue is keeping my 5 year old from tossing clothes that really aren't dirty into the laundry. I have found that if he doesn't want to put something up or if he has only worn something for an hour or so, he wants to wash it. We will be working on getting that straightened out over the summer with some better consequences for tossing things that truly aren't "dirty." Taylor again:So, that's how Christy does it -- I think she has some good ideas. I also know what she means about kids throwing in basically clean clothes to wash again. It can be maddening. Anyone have some good suggestions for how to fix that problem? I know I would love suggestions. Taylor Photo by uberculture
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