Eco-Friendly and Cost-Effective
Line drying cuts energy use and helps the environment. “A clothes dryer uses between 2 to 6 kWh per load,” and with 300 loads a year, that’s roughly 600 kWh. Hanging clothes instead could save households “$100 to $150 per year” and reduce carbon emissions. Plus, it eliminates the need for dryer sheets, fabric softeners, and maintenance, saving even more.

Natural Freshness and Cleanliness
Clothes dried outdoors often smell fresher. Sunlight “helps to naturally bleach and brighten fabrics,” offering a clean scent without chemicals. It also acts as a natural disinfectant—UV rays “can kill 99.9% of bacteria,” making this method ideal for towels, bedding, and sensitive skin.

“It’s a small change that can add up over time… It’s an easy way to do your part in combating climate change.”