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February 13, 2011 at 10:41 AM #665828February 13, 2011 at 10:50 AM #666429
LuckyInOC
ParticipantA friend at work replaced his bathroom light switch with a 15 min. dial-type timer. Saved electricity, gas, water, and his voice. His teenagers no longer took 1hr long showers and he didn’t need to yell at them for not turning off the light.
Lucky In OC
February 13, 2011 at 10:50 AM #666566LuckyInOC
ParticipantA friend at work replaced his bathroom light switch with a 15 min. dial-type timer. Saved electricity, gas, water, and his voice. His teenagers no longer took 1hr long showers and he didn’t need to yell at them for not turning off the light.
Lucky In OC
February 13, 2011 at 10:50 AM #665832LuckyInOC
ParticipantA friend at work replaced his bathroom light switch with a 15 min. dial-type timer. Saved electricity, gas, water, and his voice. His teenagers no longer took 1hr long showers and he didn’t need to yell at them for not turning off the light.
Lucky In OC
February 13, 2011 at 10:50 AM #666906LuckyInOC
ParticipantA friend at work replaced his bathroom light switch with a 15 min. dial-type timer. Saved electricity, gas, water, and his voice. His teenagers no longer took 1hr long showers and he didn’t need to yell at them for not turning off the light.
Lucky In OC
February 13, 2011 at 10:50 AM #665770LuckyInOC
ParticipantA friend at work replaced his bathroom light switch with a 15 min. dial-type timer. Saved electricity, gas, water, and his voice. His teenagers no longer took 1hr long showers and he didn’t need to yell at them for not turning off the light.
Lucky In OC
February 14, 2011 at 11:47 AM #666207UCGal
Participant[quote=jpinpb][quote=UCGal]I add a little vinegar as a rinse agent and the clothes aren’t as “crunchy” from drying on the line. [/quote]
What kind of vinegar? Just white or apple cider vinegar?[/quote]
white vinegar.
(I also use it, diluted, for cleaning countertops, bathrooms, etc… – it’s antibacterial, works as a germacide, etc… And CHEAP when bought in the big bottle at costco. )February 14, 2011 at 11:47 AM #667283UCGal
Participant[quote=jpinpb][quote=UCGal]I add a little vinegar as a rinse agent and the clothes aren’t as “crunchy” from drying on the line. [/quote]
What kind of vinegar? Just white or apple cider vinegar?[/quote]
white vinegar.
(I also use it, diluted, for cleaning countertops, bathrooms, etc… – it’s antibacterial, works as a germacide, etc… And CHEAP when bought in the big bottle at costco. )February 14, 2011 at 11:47 AM #666145UCGal
Participant[quote=jpinpb][quote=UCGal]I add a little vinegar as a rinse agent and the clothes aren’t as “crunchy” from drying on the line. [/quote]
What kind of vinegar? Just white or apple cider vinegar?[/quote]
white vinegar.
(I also use it, diluted, for cleaning countertops, bathrooms, etc… – it’s antibacterial, works as a germacide, etc… And CHEAP when bought in the big bottle at costco. )February 14, 2011 at 11:47 AM #666809UCGal
Participant[quote=jpinpb][quote=UCGal]I add a little vinegar as a rinse agent and the clothes aren’t as “crunchy” from drying on the line. [/quote]
What kind of vinegar? Just white or apple cider vinegar?[/quote]
white vinegar.
(I also use it, diluted, for cleaning countertops, bathrooms, etc… – it’s antibacterial, works as a germacide, etc… And CHEAP when bought in the big bottle at costco. )February 14, 2011 at 11:47 AM #666947UCGal
Participant[quote=jpinpb][quote=UCGal]I add a little vinegar as a rinse agent and the clothes aren’t as “crunchy” from drying on the line. [/quote]
What kind of vinegar? Just white or apple cider vinegar?[/quote]
white vinegar.
(I also use it, diluted, for cleaning countertops, bathrooms, etc… – it’s antibacterial, works as a germacide, etc… And CHEAP when bought in the big bottle at costco. )February 14, 2011 at 11:50 AM #666212UCGal
Participant[quote=jeeman]Let’s see, it takes about 15 minutes per load to hang up and take down. At $1 savings/load, that’s $4/hour.
If it is purely just to save money, then consider that people at McDonalds make more than that.[/quote]
That’s why I sort my laundry so that all the undies/socks/small stuff is all together – and toss that load in the dryer.No way it takes 15 minutes to hang up sheets, or towels, or jeans, or t-shirts…
February 14, 2011 at 11:50 AM #667288UCGal
Participant[quote=jeeman]Let’s see, it takes about 15 minutes per load to hang up and take down. At $1 savings/load, that’s $4/hour.
If it is purely just to save money, then consider that people at McDonalds make more than that.[/quote]
That’s why I sort my laundry so that all the undies/socks/small stuff is all together – and toss that load in the dryer.No way it takes 15 minutes to hang up sheets, or towels, or jeans, or t-shirts…
February 14, 2011 at 11:50 AM #666952UCGal
Participant[quote=jeeman]Let’s see, it takes about 15 minutes per load to hang up and take down. At $1 savings/load, that’s $4/hour.
If it is purely just to save money, then consider that people at McDonalds make more than that.[/quote]
That’s why I sort my laundry so that all the undies/socks/small stuff is all together – and toss that load in the dryer.No way it takes 15 minutes to hang up sheets, or towels, or jeans, or t-shirts…
February 14, 2011 at 11:50 AM #666814UCGal
Participant[quote=jeeman]Let’s see, it takes about 15 minutes per load to hang up and take down. At $1 savings/load, that’s $4/hour.
If it is purely just to save money, then consider that people at McDonalds make more than that.[/quote]
That’s why I sort my laundry so that all the undies/socks/small stuff is all together – and toss that load in the dryer.No way it takes 15 minutes to hang up sheets, or towels, or jeans, or t-shirts…
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