Super Energy Efficient
Clothes Dryer
How much money do you spend on drying your
clothes?
According to a quick search on the internet, the
following seems to be the average for American households:
Loads of laundry per week is 7.5
Average drying time per load is 45 minutes
Average watts a clothes dryer uses: 5,000
Average cost per kilowatt (varies widely): $0.12
At that rate an average household spends over $175
per year on drying their clothes in a clothes dryer. Why not
hang your clothes out on a clothes line and save money? Most
times of the year for most Americans in most locations this is a
very easy solution.
But...
What if it is raining?
What if it is winter?
What if I live in an apartment and don't have a place for a clothes
line?
What if I live in a community that it is illegal to hang clothes
outside?
Unfortunately I didn't make that last one up.
Well here is an easy solution to save money while
drying your laundry. Not to be confused with money laundering
- that is something all together different and actually if you have
those problems you are probably not too worried about trying to save
money drying clothes. These are strong, quality racks using
smooth ¾" dowels that are attached to the ¾"x1¼" poplar frame with
screws, not staples.
 For
a real energy efficient way to dry your clothes,
check out these hand crafted Amish made clothes racks!
We measure drying space by adding up the total usable
dowel length.
Model: Drying space * Upright (HxWxL) * Folded * Weight *
Mini: 24 ft. * 38”x12”x30” * 30”x16”x8” * 8 lbs. *
$64.95
Small: 34 ft. * 60”x19.5”x40 * 40”x25.5”x8” * 16 lbs. *
$89.95
Large: 40 ft. * 70”x23”x48” * 48”x30”x8” * 18 lbs. *
$103.95
Air drying your clothes will reduce wear and tear on them, and
they will last much longer than getting beat up in an electric
dryer. These have a 3-4 week lead time.
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