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Don’t wash your tee!
By: Garrrr | Sep 17, 2010 | 
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Categories: T-shirt Textiles & Manufacture
I saw an article a while back about some Scandinavian (think it was Norway) study that found that the material that clothes are made from has a relatively small impact on C02 production compared to the CO2 produced after manufacture reuired to wash it. Seems the biggest contribution consumers can make to reducing CO2 is to install a clothes line. Nothing like the smell and feel of a fresh air-dried tee!
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