Using the sun to dry our clothes is just so much more eco-friendly than a clothes dryer. And, for me, the methodical process of hanging each item up and taking it down again later is almost like a meditation to stop and think about my day. Our backyard doesn't get full sun, but we have finagled a spot that gets enough sun to get our clothes dry. And clothes on the line means non-rainy weather, and THAT sounds great to me!
Mama Gone Green is a blog dedicated to raising happy children and reducing our impact on the Earth. My name is Taryn and I am the mother of 2 young kids and an environmental studies instructor at a community college in Portland, Oregon. Please join me as I journey through life as a mama, teacher, knitter, photographer, gardener, and environmentalist!
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Wash Wednesday
Using the sun to dry our clothes is just so much more eco-friendly than a clothes dryer. And, for me, the methodical process of hanging each item up and taking it down again later is almost like a meditation to stop and think about my day. Our backyard doesn't get full sun, but we have finagled a spot that gets enough sun to get our clothes dry. And clothes on the line means non-rainy weather, and THAT sounds great to me!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
haven't cloth nappies come so far!? those look artistically beautiful on the line! xo m.
ReplyDelete