Clothes dryer vs the car: carbon footprint misconceptions
Microfibers Released into the Air from a Household Tumble Dryer | Environmental Science & Technology Letters
Do washing machines damage the environment? How you can minimise impact - YouTube
Environmental Impact Of Laundry
Dryers are detrimental to the environment and human health • Earth.com
Why (& How) to Ditch Fabric Softener & Dryer Sheets
Tumble dryers pollute our environment with dangerous microfibers, but there is a solution
Washing and Drying Machines are Polluting the Air | Discover Magazine
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Tumble Dryers Spew Microfibers Into Surrounding Air
Laundry: lightening the load
Changing the way we do laundry could significantly reduce air pollution
8 Ways to Green Your Laundry Routine | Sierra Club
Research finds clothes dryers are an overlooked source of airborne microfibers
Tumble dryers found to be a leading source of microfibre air pollution | Plastics | The Guardian
LG Eco Hybrid™ FDV909W 9kg Heat Pump Tumble Dryer | A+++ | White - FDV909W | LG UK
Tumble dryers are a 'major source of plastic pollution' and can discharge 120 million tiny fibres a year
Your clothes dryer is a huge energy waster | Grist
7 WAYS TO REDUCE YOUR LAUNDRY'S ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
Tumble dryers shed hundreds of tonnes of microfibres into waterways | New Scientist
Impact of vented and condenser tumble dryers on waterborne and airborne microfiber pollution | PLOS ONE
What's the most eco-friendly way to dry my laundry indoors? | Environment | The Guardian
Sustainable' ventless dryers may contribute to waterborne microfiber pollution
What's the carbon footprint of … a load of laundry? | Environment | The Guardian
Tumble drying releases microfibres into the air, study says | CTV News
7 ways to make your laundry less harmful to the environment | The Independent
California May Crack Down On Washing Machines Without Filters—Here's Why
One tumble dryer can release 120 million microfibres a year, study says | Daily Mail Online
