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Air dry your laundry. If the weather allows you to, after you wash your laundry, instead of running it through the dryer, dry it on a clothesline outside.
Let the sun and wind dry your clothes for you.

Now that you have gone through the tips in this article, make sure you use them.
When you do, you will find that green living can be easy, and that green energy is, in many respects, preferred.

Snub pile on electricity by dangling at least just about of your apparel alfresco to dry out.
The Lord's Day and lead sack dry them rapidly and your dress will spirit fresher when you bring them in.

Replace an old washing machine with a high-efficiency model for a greener way to do your laundry.

High-efficiency machines come in both top-loading and front-loading designs that use less water than standard machines.

Always have a backup power source for a wind generation system.
Your system needs to be able to account for low-wind days. This backup could be another type of renewable source, such as a battery system powered by solar, or a diesel generator.

People looking to go green would be wise to use oil lanterns to light up their homes.

In order to ensure your air filter is working correctly, you should regularly clean or replace it one time a month.

If air filters are not working properly, you will end up using more energy to compensate.