Avoid using your dryer

Posted on November 9, 2008

If you own a dryer, try to only use it unless you are pressed for time and quickly need your clothes to dry out. If you have the time, dry your clothes the 'old fashioned' way by hanging them up to dry either indoors or outdoors. Purchasing a drying rack (or simply hanging your clothes to dry around your home) could be one of the best energy cutting decisions you make, as dryers consumer more energy than any other appliance. If you really want your clothes to be warm and fluffy when you wear them, just put them in for a few minutes before you put them on.

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Media in Stafford, VA: Athletes run for environmental cause

Written by Run For One Planet on 22 November, 2008

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Published: November 19, 2008

Athletes run for environmental cause

STAFFORD, VA – Actor Matt Hill and national speaker Stephanie Tait will jog through Stafford on Saturday, continuing on an 11,000-mile journey that has served to encourage people to take steps to improve the environment.

Hill, a seven-time Ironman, and Tait, hail from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Media in Stafford, VA: Athletes run for environmental cause

Written by Run For One Planet on 21 November, 2008

Related to change: Avoid using your dryer

Published: November 19, 2008

Athletes run for environmental cause

Hill, a seven-time Ironman, and Tait, hail from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Media in Stafford, VA: Athletes run for environmental cause

Written by Run For One Planet on 21 November, 2008

Related to change: Avoid using your dryer

Published: November 19, 2008

Athletes run for environmental cause

Hill, a seven-time Ironman, and Tait, hail from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Double Tree, kids, and "nature" in Baltimore

Written by Run For One Planet on 16 November, 2008

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We have a new favorite hotel called The Double Tree on King Street in Delaware and a new favorite person with the name, Michelle. She is the front desk manger who kindly offered a room for not one, not two, but THREE nights while we spoke to more schools here in Wilmington, Delaware!