[lultimouomo]

I find it hilarious that we are talking about preserving the environment and someone complains that they need would need more electric capacity to charge their vehicle and run their clothes dryer in the desert. As long as US exists, the world stands no chance.

[rendang]

You'd prefer he strung out a line in his backyard & hung all his clothes outside like they do in developing countries?

[lultimouomo]

I guess I'm from a -shithole- developing country myself, so can you explain to me how air-drying clothes is offensive to your sensibility?

(Again, in a desert; I can see how someone from Chicago might find it extremely convenient.)

[rendang]

Not offensive, just more labor intensive and uncommon in the US, especially for someone well-off enough to have his own pool.

[jaipilot747]

The sheer sense of entitlement and superiority in this comment is astounding.

I will not even go into how drying clothes on a line is far kinder to clothes and makes them last longer.

[ketkev]

Yes of course? Not everything needs to go in an energy intensive dryer. It'll air dry just fine inside or outside

[Loocid]

Yes? Why would you not? It's a complete waste of money to use it if you don't need it.

I live in a place where you don't need a dryer for 80% of the year, and for 80% of the year I don't use the dryer despite owning one.

[BeFlatXIII]

Oh no, he might look gasp _poor_ and lower neighborhood property values, thus cheating responsible savers out of their well-earned retirements.

[campl3r]

Yes? I prefer to do that myself