Bidenomics is forcing burgers to do unspeakable things to save money.

Hundred a year sounds right. Electricity is a bit pricey in my area at 15¢/kwh. One dry cycle is about 70¢, so 2½ loads a week would be $91 per year.

My dryer is finally starting to give, so I'm switching to a natural gas model once it's finally gone. Gas is about 8¢ per load.

Americans love convenience, simple as

I bought a new washer recently and was amazed how much smaller my old one was. Couldn't find any specs but raw tub volume was 2.6ft³. The smallest new ones are 4.5ft³

If you're walking around in clothes that were hung to dry in an unfinished basement, anything that doesn't smell like mildew might 'smell like the sun'

Sun dried feels so nice except for towels

These colors don't run but they do fade in the sun.

I had a coworker like this irl, except he concluded that takeout was still cheaper because he's r-slurred.

Hey guys have some insider frugal tips here - dont eat fast food 3x a day.

>on sell

I HATE EVERY R-SLUR WHO SAYS ON SELL INSTEAD OF ON SALE. ILLITERATE FRICKS NEED TO GET OFF MY PLANET

!bumpkins

Where would they hang them outside? It seems like most suburbs love to cut down 80% of their trees so there's no natural spots to tie a line. And 90% of people these days are incapable of driving a nail, something like erecting a pole is probably out of their skill range.

my tax dollars are paying for this lazy piece of shit's student loans

So fricking real. There are probably a hundred other debts that could have been gibbed away that would have helped struggling people that I'd be okay if they blanket hit r-slurs too, but student loans are the exact worst people. These guys that grocery store shopping blows his mind.

$5 dollar rotisserie is great, get one every time I go to Costco. Then make chicken stock out of the carcass.

I do have a clothesline in my basement, but just for specific things that shouldn't be machine dried like leggings or heated blankets

But my basement is also not all mildewy and musty

Lol there is no way. Those lil pre made deli sandwhiches u see at the store aren't healthy by any means but surely much better than fkin Chipotle

I think Chipotle is probably better than the average ham and swiss assembled at Walmart that's been sitting out for 4 hours. Lots of calories if you get all the add-ons but beans/meat/veggies isn't a bad meal

!goyslopenjoyers - what's your chipotle order?

I go bowl with white rice, black beans, veggies, chicken, lettuce, extra corn salsa, cheese, sour cream and sometimes guac.

Wonder how long it takes for the fat r-slur to realize he needs to make his own sandwiches

Your average redditeur cannot even comprehend making his own food. Even a sandwich must be made at the supermarket for him. How does the supermarket make it? There's no way of knowing for the redditeur. He would naturally presume it comes to them frozen and they re-heat it, because that is the case for all the food that makes it into his air-fryer, but who makes the frozen sandwiches then? It's turtles all the way down.

Chipotle is heck. Take one bite. All beans. Take another bite. All rice. FRICK YOU burrito man.

Saw a generic recruiter post on LinkedIn yesterday where they were talking about how companies shouldn't skimp out when hiring good engineers and the salaries they were using were £35-45k

fully half of everything I earn is taken in tax, and everything here is stupid expensive because we have stuff like a minimum wage that waitercels can live off, and such, but still i have more prosperity than the average redditor claims to have - I own a home in lovely little village without excessive cultural enrichment, I own a nice car, I vacation abroad every year, I have a summer home in the woods by the sea, and I have a boat to take out sailing when I can be bothered. I do dry my clothes outside in the summer, and cook for myself though, so I guess you got me there.

If it can't go in the dryer, I take it the cleaners. I'm way too lazy and rich (in europoor standards at least) to hang dry anything but mostly too lazy.

the best thing in the world is a fresh towel that was dried in the sun; all stiff and scratchy and 10x as absorbant as one that was machine-dried

I hang dry my pants and sweatshirts because otherwise they shrink in the dryer.

I do dry things like socks, boxers and t-shirts, tho.

Why do you hate women

Especially if its only 100$ a year. Most of these energy savers are rated to save 30~40$ a year, which, again, is roughly 3something$ a month.

The scenario changes if you're a family rather than an individual, since if you end up doing a load every day it starts to add up quickly.

!codecels - you guys ever run into people obsessed with the power usage of their computer?

I was debating with a person one day if the cost savings of "optimizing" his computer would have a broad financial impact. I still maintain your fridge uses more power in 24hrs than you desktop with functional sleep does.

The funniest part was him disabling features like AMD PBO- why tf would you buy a top end CPU just to disable performance features?