I find it amusing that from a climate change point of view, both their comments are basically negative:
* good windows provide better insulation and reduce the need to heat/cool down a building, plus their reduce dampness since they keep moisture out
* while a tumble dryer uses electricity for something which is not much of a chore (it takes like, 5 minutes, to hang the laundry and 5 more minutes to pick it up when it's done)
I find it amusing that from a climate change point of view, both their comments are basically negative:
* good windows provide better insulation and reduce the need to heat/cool down a building, plus their reduce dampness since they keep moisture out
* while a tumble dryer uses electricity for something which is not much of a chore (it takes like, 5 minutes, to hang the laundry and 5 more minutes to pick it up when it's done)