First they forced you to get rid of your gas range/stove...

[Hung_Low]

Now, they want to force you to buy dishwasher that used less water and energy...

"This Administration is using all of the tools at our disposal to save Americans money while promoting innovations that will reduce carbon pollution and combat the climate crisis," said U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm in a press release. Great, can we get all these politicians and wealthy people to complied to the "save the climate crisis" also by not flying their PJ or yacht? I'm sure everyone will be able to afford these higher end models. Can the US also get China, Russia and other developing countries to stop polluting too?

Brandon Adm. released now rules to reduced water consumption to 3gal vs 5gal during each wash cycle and force manufacturer to reduce energy consumption of the appliance by 30%. I bet the wealthy and politicians don't have to followed these rules.

Next will be your washer and dryer, than your toilet tank and shower time or bath water amount. 

[hmgROCK]

I don’t understand
Why is those considered bad thing?

 

Won’t that actually be good for your health and the environment


Are you a retarded or something???

[Hung_Low]

I don’t understand
Why is those considered bad thing?

 

Won’t that actually be good for your health and the environment


Are you a retarded or something???

Wait, so less water in my appliance and less use of energy is good for my health? Who's the retard again?

The company I work for manufactured and sells 80% an 90% energy efficient furnace and AC... guess what the markup is between the two - over $1000. And guess what the saving is - not much considering going from 80 to 90 percent. That 10% increase does not correlate to 10% saving on your bills... there are other factors too.

[hmgROCK]

Wait, so less water in my appliance and less use of energy is good for my health? Who's the retard again?

The company I work for manufactured and sells 80% an 90% energy efficient furnace and AC... guess what the markup is between the two - over $1000. And guess what the saving is - not much considering going from 80 to 90 percent. That 10% increase does not correlate to 10% saving on your bills... there are other factors too.

Using less of anything is always a good thing
You and your GOP right wing mental nuts have gone crazy

How are these thing considered bad??

Are you super retard or something

What a dystopian world


10% is good man
Add your whole city and etc..
It adds up

[lexicon]

Wait, so less water in my appliance and less use of energy is good for my health? Who's the retard again?

The company I work for manufactured and sells 80% an 90% energy efficient furnace and AC... guess what the markup is between the two - over $1000. And guess what the saving is - not much considering going from 80 to 90 percent. That 10% increase does not correlate to 10% saving on your bills... there are other factors too.

I'm in the industry, but commercial and industrial. Gas is cheap, electric is expensive and we're seeing shift to geothermal. All the spin you're seeing and reading about is political propaganda. In fact, I just came back from a manufacturer that introduced a line of high-pressure humidification that's cheaper than gas/electric. One system was $50K vs $600.00 yearly cost.

[hmgROCK]

I'm in the industry, but commercial and industrial. Gas is cheap, electric is expensive and we're seeing shift to geothermal. All the spin you're seeing and reading about is political propaganda. In fact, I just came back from a manufacturer that introduced a line of high-pressure humidification that's cheaper than gas/electric. One system was $50K vs $600.00 yearly cost.

Thats what I’m saying
Isn’t this kinda of shyt good for you??? And your wallet

Like c’mon

Think… stop watching this RIGHT WING BULLSHYT
and use your brain

I would like to save 10% on my heating/electric too

 

WHO WON’T
You must be a dumbass not too