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Project Laundry List uses words, images, and advocacy to educate people about how simple lifestyle modifications, including air-drying one’s clothes, reduce our dependence on environmentally and culturally costly energy sources.

 

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Helen Caldicott, M.D.

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National Hanging Out Day

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“We must all hang together, or most assuredly we will all hang separately."

 

 

See our special presentation:

 

Laundry An Inconvenient Chore?

 

by Alexander Lee

 

Our PowerPoint presentation is engaging and fun. If you would like a copy, please contact us and let us know how you intend to use it.

 

 

 TOP REASONS TO HANG OUT YOUR CLOTHES

 
Electric dryers use five to ten percent of residential electricity in the United States!

 

  • Save money (more than $100/year on electric bill for most households).FN1

  • Conserve energy and the environment.FN2

  • Clothes and sheets smell better.FN3

  • Clothes last longer. Where do you think lint comes from?FN4

  • It is physical activity which you can do in or outside.FN5

  • Sunlight bleaches and disinfects

  • Indoor racks can humidify in dry winter weather

  • Clothes dryer fires account for about 15,600 structure fires, 15 deaths, and 400 injuries annually. The yearly national fire loss for clothes dryer fires in structures is estimated at $99 million.FN6

 

"My #1 reason for hanging clothes: time management.  When I dry clothes in the dryer (which I must do in Illinois in the winter) I need to be there when the dryer stops or everything comes out wrinkled, so I can't walk away except for short periods.  When I line dry, I can walk away - go shopping, have fun, garden, whatever - and the clothes will be fine no matter how long they hang on the line after they're dry."  

-Marti Jernberg, Elgin, IL

 

 

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"A strange brand of American prudery has made it impossible for some people to conserve energy and money by using a clothesline."

-Helen Caldicott, M.D.

 

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Clotheslines are banned or restricted by nearly all of California's 35,000 homeowners' associations. If you found this page, you are perhaps a victim of such lunacy yourself.

 

Project Laundry List is committed to putting an end to these rules and restrictions, because line drying is good for your clothes and the environment. What is more, whether you own or rent, you should have the basic freedom to hang out!

 

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