I was thinking that myself, i was expecting an increase so when I recieved the email saying £174 a month i wasn't surprised, but then getting another email later in the day saying £104 threw me.You get a £66 a month discount on the next 6 months bills from the government don’t you?
Maybe they’re equating that into their figures?
What an idiotic post.They literally don’t do anything but send your readings everyday. They help save people money.
No one needs one. You don’t need energy saving lightbulbs either, but they can help you reduce your bills.
Cheers Denis for the unnecessary insult.What an idiotic post.
Smart meters only help stupid people save money.
You know, the ones who didn’t realise leaving things on or using a tumble dryer cost money.
In this climate, particularly this time of year, they're (unfortunately) a necessary evil. I usually give the washing two or three 10 minutes spins at the end. Cuts down the time needed in the tumble dryer. Can normally get the washing bone dry in about 75 minutes.What an idiotic post.
Smart meters only help stupid people save money.
You know, the ones who didn’t realise leaving things on or using a tumble dryer cost money.
It’s also cheaper for me to run my tumble dryer until clothes are dry (c.40p currently), than drying it on the radiators. C.90p per hour of boiler use.In this climate, particularly this time of year, they're (unfortunately) a necessary evil. I usually give the washing two or three 10 minutes spins at the end. Cuts down the time needed in the tumble dryer. Can normally get the washing bone dry in about 75 minutes.
Bluemoon, the forum to give you money saving tips.
The airing cupboard can be useful as well. Small, fairly easily dried items (socks, tea towels boxer shorts etc) can be dried on the shelves in there overnight.It’s also cheaper for me to run my tumble dryer until clothes are dry (c.40p currently), than drying it on the radiators. C.90p per hour of boiler use.
Those figures will obviously change next week and having a smart meter allows me to know what each cost on October 1st, rather than Nov 1st if using an ordinary meter,
Me and the missus will be having tumble dryer wars this winter. The amount of washing in our house is ridiculous. I wear stuff for days. Her and my daughter wear stuff once and it’s in the wash basket! Does my head in!It’s also cheaper for me to run my tumble dryer until clothes are dry (c.40p currently), than drying it on the radiators. C.90p per hour of boiler use.
Those figures will obviously change next week and having a smart meter allows me to know what each cost on October 1st, rather than Nov 1st if using an ordinary meter,
Start wearing her stuff as well when she puts it in the basket, just take it back out.Me and the missus will be having tumble dryer wars this winter. The amount of washing in our house is ridiculous. I wear stuff for days. Her and my daughter wear stuff once and it’s in the wash basket! Does my head in!
Me and the missus will be having tumble dryer wars this winter. The amount of washing in our house is ridiculous. I wear stuff for days. Her and my daughter wear stuff once and it’s in the wash basket! Does my head in!
I doubt you are alone. There’ll be loads of male vs female arguments about how much energy is used.Me and the missus will be having tumble dryer wars this winter. The amount of washing in our house is ridiculous. I wear stuff for days. Her and my daughter wear stuff once and it’s in the wash basket! Does my head in!