A Vote for the 'Right to Tumble Dry' Movement
Environmentalists want people to curb their use of tumble dryers. But some refuse to let go of their dryer sheets. Can't it be argued that a tumble dryer is "an instrument of moral rectitude" that helps keep a neighborhood harmonic? After all, who really wants to know which neighbor wears a thong?
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