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04/01/2005
I have discovered that if you don't try to overload the machine, and do smaller loads (and yes, it sometimes means doing more loads,) the spin cycle is able to get rid of the excess water very effectively, and when there is less water, you can run the dryer on a lower heat, and for a shorter period of time, and both those things save money. I have also used wooden drying racks, and put them into a bathtub, and dried clothing that way so that I wouldn't have to run things through a second dryer cycle.
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