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I don't understand how removing carpet from a home in cooler climates is "going green" in any way. Perhaps if you live in an apartment building it would be different. But if you lived in an actual house in an area of the country where the winters are cold removing carpet is going to make your home colder, resulting in higher heating bills. I know this from personal experience.
Where do these people "air-dry" their laundry? Not a clothesline, or a clothespin in sight! Or would
a clothesline spoil their very deliberate and very self-conscious aesthetic?
Some of these "suggestions" are way too costly for the average person who can't afford a New York townhouse.
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