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While refrigerators and washing machines are known for high energy consumption, clothes dryers can significantly increase electricity bills. They require substantial energy to heat air for drying clothes quickly. According to the NRDC, a dryer can consume as much energy as a refrigerator, washing machine, and dishwasher combined. Households in the U.S. spend around $9 billion annually on dryer energy. To reduce consumption, users can clean lint filters regularly, choose moisture sensor programs, dry clothes in consecutive cycles, spin clothes well before drying, and air dry when possible. Upgrading to energy-efficient dryers can also lead to savings.