Environmentally speaking. When is the best time to do laundry?

Rodrigo Pezley: i use washer and dryer.

Kaylee Schmittou: weekend at morning. so at noon your clothings are well dry

Lynn Melbourne: i have no clue i do laundry as needed

Lenard Ginyard: Before you run out of clean clothes. The use of power won't matter to the environment.

Joni Ziak: lol...3 in the morning.everything else having to do with "saving the earth" is a pain in the butt...so i assume this is too.

Laveta Fathy: It wont make any difference because your power consumption will be the same. If every person does what they say then the heavy load on the system will still exist. Most industry use the most power during the day work periods so before and after regular hours would place less strain on power stations in theory. But "your" use will still be the same.Plus if you dry your clothes on a line outside instead of using a dryer that will save power....Show more

Sharee Doak: I live in what we call hillbillie country and according t! o the old wives tales we hear around here, the best time to do housework or any type of cleaning which laundry should come under is in the Morning. They say that doing it early with help the sheets and linens come out fresher in smell. So that is the old wives tale here. Just for your information.

Florencio Dingle: the best way to reduce power consumption doing laundry is to wash everything in cold water and to do your dryer loads back-to-back, so the dryer doesn't heat up each time. or hang your wash on the clothesline.more energy savershttp://www.wnetwork.com/articles/home_gardenT1.asp...

Irving Jordahl: Depends on your area AND your method of billing.Some "peak periods", meaning commercial use beyond the standard residential peaks can vary anywhere from 9 - mid.butIt will only save you, the consumer, if your home is on a peak usage billing and/or radio controlled appliance device [appliances are cycled on/off by the utility]Check your utility's website for! the correct information.This is the best answer I can offer..! ..Show more

Raleigh Lufkin: If we use power such as electricity and water on the "Off times" when consumption from business and factorys is not at a high usually before 7am and after 9pm it does save the stress on the load used. I used to live in Pennsylvania and they actually had two rates for charges of power and these were the times. The savings weren't very large but they were different

Leif Serabia: late night