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I've use very few paper products--china rather than paper plates; cloth napkins rather than paper napkins; cloth rags rather than paper towels, etc. I am not giving up my washing machine. Does not using paper but using more electricity really help my carbon footprint? Of course I reclycle and use reuseable bags, etc., but this electricity thing is really nagging at me. |
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The trade-off with handwashing clothes is that handwashing clothes using more water than a machine (especially an energy-efficient front-loader). Hang drying clothes instead of using a dryer will save you electricity, though. |
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I'm very lucky in that my washer and dryer are energy efficient. Your post makes me feel better. Thanks. |
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