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by anonymous on June 25th, 2007
Turn lights off whilst not in the room
Get energy saving light bulbs
Don't boil a full kettle every time, just boil the amount of water needed
Turn all appliances off standby at night
Wash your clothes on a 30 degree wash
Don't use a tumble dryer at all, dry clothes outdoors or get a maiden (clothes horse, I don't even know what the real name is for it).
By doing all these not only will you save money, you'll help save the planet aswell.
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its a clothes line in the US - I hang my clothes out till theyre almost dry, and put them in the dryer for 10 min so they wont be stiff.
by Ruh Roh on October 28th, 2008
A clothes line or washing line is what we call the thing you peg your clothes to outside if the weather's fine (typical English weather doesn't allow much chance to peg them out often though). There's a thing we have inside that you fold out and hang clothes on aswell, I call it a maiden, I think that's just a Lancashire term though.
by anonymous on October 30th, 2008