Save energy by hang up a clothes line

A recent study by Cambridge University's Institute of Manufacturing found that 60% of the energy associated with a piece of clothing is spent in washing and drying it. Over its lifetime, a T shirt can send up to 9 lbs. of carbon dioxide into the air.Steps that may interested you:

1. wash your clothes in warm water instead of hot
2. save up to launder a few big loads instead of many smaller ones.
3. Use the most efficient machine you can find—newer ones can use as little as one-fourth the energy of older machines.
   
4. Dry your clean clothes in the natural way, by hanging them on a line rather than loading them in a dryer.

Altogether you can reduce the CO2 created by your laundry up to 90%.