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 Netty Double Layer Clothes Hanging Sweater Dryer  US $11.07
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 MARINA DRYER FOUR LINE AUTOMATIC CLOTHES LINE NEW US $24.99
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 Retractable Clothesline 40 Feet of Line US $20.00
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 Outdoor Aluminum Umbrella Clothes Dryer US $169.00
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How much energy is saved drying your clothes on a clothesline?
In hot weather, using a clothesline has two energy benefits: saving energy by not using the dryer, and reducing the need for AC (because dryers put out heat into the home). How much energy is then saved for a large load of laundry?
I looked up on line that a dryer uses about 4kW and on average 13KWh per day. It's like powering 40-50 light bulbs when it's running.
A Watt is a unit of electrical power, which expresses how much energy (measured in Joules) gets used or transmitted per second.
1 Watt = 1 Joule/Second
Cost (for me) per day is $0.056/kWh * 13kWH = $0.73
I think that most of the heat is diverted out of the home but your right it does get hotter around a dryer. It would vary greatly though depending on the dryer, insulation, venting, how much lint is in the filter etc. I have no idea how to calculate the amount of heat energy that would escape into your house.