Re:Why Nuclear Power, Not Renewables, Is the Path to Low-Car...
by kleiba on Monday June 14, 2021 @10:33AM
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We bought an especially energy efficient dryer in Europe a couple of years ago. It takes about twice as long to dry a load of clothes (2.5~3 hours) as the one at my folk's house in North America.
Re:Why Nuclear Power, Not Renewables, Is the Path to Low-Car...
by seszett on Monday June 14, 2021 @11:12AM
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That's part of how it gets to a high efficiency. You sometimes have a fast and inefficiency mode as well, although I've never needed to have my clothes dry right now, so I just run the dryer during off-peak hours and the clothes are dry in the morning.
Citation needed.
Europe's Clothes Dryers Consume Half As Much Energy As America's
https://www.forbes.com/sites/williampentland/2013/06/11/euro...
> many people still air dry on clotheslines
I have a very efficient and effective dryer and still dry on clotheslines from time to time. Saves energy, is very quick when the sun is shining.