It seems these days that every time I’m allowed to talk about something, inevitably I go back to borrowing from Seinfeld. Apparently I’m either watching too much of the tapes or it is just that the guy has almost touched on every aspect of life from which a laugh can be squeezed out. So, I will indulge in borrowing once more but I won’t take too long this time. Remember when Jerry talks about his long serving, favorite Tee the ‘Golden Boy’ and how the shirt is dying after 6 years? Well if you don’t then let me just tell you that ‘Baby Blue’ takes over after the death of Golden Boy.
Anyway, it is such a shame when the piece of clothing that you love so much is destroyed by too much heating. You feel really bad when the wonderful shade starts to get jaded each time it is allowed to dry out once again. It is as if the Tee is in the intensive care. Anyway, apart from the theatrics, here is a wonderful way to not only stop that from happening, but also making sure that your drying facility is enhanced and revamped in a brand new eco-friendly fashion.
Airline is one of the best and most effective methods of drying without consuming power, in the backyard clothes line. It functions through the movement of air along with solar heat that the water is transported out of your clothing and into nature. So basically you are just using the nature and nothing else to dry out your clothes and that too in the fastest and most effective manner. Since normal drying systems take up a ton of energy as they have to use heated air to dry your clothes, they also make sure your bill goes up each month. But Dyson Airline makes use of the power of the sun by using a solar panel and slits that allow the perfect drying.
Designed by Mr. Daniel Fitzgerald, this is a very effective and eco-friendly way of drying your clothes. It requires the bare minimum of space on your balcony and is perfectly designed for the modern home. It also has intelligent sensors that do not over-cook your lovely wardrobe and stop the flow of naturally heated air the moment moisture content in them is zero. So, the entire system seems perfect especially for those homes cramped for room. To top it all off, it also has shades designed to shield your clothes from the view of the onlookers, but not the natural breeze!
[Thanks: Daniel Fitzgerald]
