My best tip for using a clothes dryer efficiently is to always clean the lint filter before each load. I learned this early on when I noticed my dryer was taking longer to dry clothes and using more energy. A clean filter improves airflow, which speeds up drying time and reduces energy use. I also avoid overloading the dryer; too many clothes jammed in at once make it work harder and run longer. Another habit I picked up is to use sensor drying instead of timed drying—this way, the machine stops as soon as clothes are dry, preventing unnecessary energy consumption. Lastly, whenever possible, I air-dry heavier items like towels and jeans before putting them in the dryer for a short finish. These small steps have consistently helped me cut down on electricity bills without sacrificing drying quality.