A minister from Madhya Pradesh (India) vowed not to wear ironed clothes for a year to save electricity, so that future generations don't face energy crises. Will his act save electricity to any extent?
Indian Minister Vows not to Wear Ironed Clothes to Save Energy
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He can surely save. Ironing clothes, refrigerators, air-conditioning electric stoves make the current bill soar like crazy. At home, we no longer iron our clothes. It's also the trend this time 
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If he is the only doing this, then i don't think it would make much difference, there are hundreds of people, if not thousands still ironing.
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Some people in the USA no longer iron their clothes. I was told by my bestie who married an American. One time she ironed the clothes of her husband and it created a big trouble, Her husband squeezed all the ironed clothes. Dunno his mindset, he has a good business but he doesn't want ironed clothes he he.
Does this really make sense
Maybe to him but the truth is that he might just be wasting his time
Maybe to him but the truth is that he might just be wasting his time
I don't think so. Instead he should think of generating energy and stop using too much of ACs in his house, car and office.
