There are currently millions of homes using tumble dryers so that means more energy is being used so if you want to find out a few simple tips and helpful information that will save you more money then read on.
One option some people say is using your washing line or clothes line to dry your clothes but as we all know the weather can sometimes be unpredictable so sometimes waiting for a nice dry day to hang our washing out can often turn out to be quite a few days.
This is fine if you have a small family or just yourself and partner to cater for but if you have children in the house then your obviously going to need a more practical and faster way to drying your families clothes.
There are currently three types of tumble dryers available and they are the electric vented dryer, electric condenser dryer and the gas tumble dryer.
The gas dryers are surprisingly the most energy efficient but they can sometimes be difficult to get hold of and delivered depending what part of the world you live in.
Condenser dryers are very handy because it means you do not have to open any windows as all the steam is collected in a container.
The vented dryers are OK but this means you need to either hang the pipe out of your window to vent the steam or you can have a vent installed in your home but this can sometimes be costly.
Gas tumble dryers run off your normal gas supply but you will have to pay a plumber to get your gas dryer professionally installed due to health and safety requirements.