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On Thu, Mar 6, 2008 at 10:03 AM, Tom Haskins-Vaughan < [hidden email]> wrote: > Hi, > > I know that this has nothing to do with Linux so please FEEL FREE TO > IGNORE THIS, but my rationale for posting on this list is that I figure > a lot of Linux people are the kind of people who like to think > differently and might be intrigued by this question: > > I have two loads of laundry: colours and whites. I wash colours first, > then the whites. Assuming I don't have an outside washing line, I want > to dry them in my tumble dryer. I have two options: > > - I could put the colours in the dryer whilst I'm washing the whites and > then add the whites when they're done washing. (Let's assume that it > takes more time to dry clothes than wash them.) > > > - Or I could wait until both loads have finished before putting them in > the dryer at the same time. > > Which way of drying uses the less energy? >
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