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Ironing While it may not seem like much, you can save electricity just by taking simple steps to improve ironing. Very easy stuff... · To save and conserve on your electric bill, remove the clothes that will need ironing from the dryer while they are still slightly damp. There is no point in wasting energy to dry them thoroughly if they only have to be dampened again. · First, you want to iron all those fabrics that require lower temperatures and then work up to those requiring higher heat. An iron heats much faster than it cools. · A nice trick in how to save is to turn off iron five minutes or so before all the clothes have been ironed and then finish ironing with the heat stored in the soleplate. · Doing all your weekly ironing at one time will be more efficient and organized, and will save money on electricity. |
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