New research from the University of Michigan reveals that line-drying clothes, even partially, could cut greenhouse gas emissions from drying by 41-67%, with complete line-drying eliminating them ...

"We knew that line drying was going to be zero and dryers ... The study also underscored an important wrinkle in the emissions due to clothes drying: They vary greatly from region to region ...

Whether you’re a lingerie collector, Japanese denim nerd, or laundry procrastinator, you’ll need a reliable rack for clothing and textiles that need to air dry instead of going in the dryer ...

And she said that pollen levels will typically rise again from 4pm until 7pm, so avoid line-drying clothes outside between these hours too. She added: "This is particularly important on windy days ...

your garments will dry faster but they’ll feel slightly crisp on the outside. The GlamHaus heated airer is the answer for anyone who loves the feel of clothes dried outside on the line (who ...

Clothes dryers are great, and a key part of modern life, but they do use a lot of energy. [Mike Rigsby] decided to see if there was a more efficient method of drying clothes that could compete ...