Gas & Electricity

[remember arthur mann]

and a wash board instead of the machine save electric and water in my 2 litre bowl quick rinse and up on the rack

 

[Nightmare Walking]

Have to laugh at some posts on here and posters who claim their bills are £80 a month for both.

Where do they live? A fucking shoe box??

I live in a 2 bedroomed house in Somerset, with A rated energy efficiency. Only me here. I am at work 5 days a week and have a shower at the gym in the morning.
It's costing me about £80 a month for both.
It's actually coating me less than it did it my terraced house, in Manchester.

 

[remember arthur mann]

I live in a 2 bedroomed house in Somerset, with A rated energy efficiency. Only me here. I am at work 5 days a week and have a shower at the gym in the morning.
It's costing me about £80 a month for both.
It's actually coating me less than it did it my terraced house, in Manchester.

10° warmer in Somerset than Manchester, plus you've got Coates.

 

[Nightmare Walking]

10° warmer in Somerset than Manchester, plus you've got Coates.

Coates?

I am also lpg as well for the gas.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

"Now hands that do dishes can feel soft as your face, with mild green Fairy Liquid". A TV advert from many years ago. One for the FOCs :)

Little 3 year old scouse girl watching her mum wash the dishes asks"Why are your hands so soft and smooth mummy, is it because you use Fairy Liquid"

"No, it's because I'm 14"

 

[Kirkstall Blue]

I never knew I’d need lessons my gran just did it !! those were the day’s no money no nothing. In fact they used to have a wash house where all the women went communal washing.
I don’t want to give the chancellor idea’s though so I’ll shut up with money saving tips.

PS the washing up bowl takes 18 litre’s to the top. He just measured it.

 

[remember arthur mann]

I never knew I’d need lessons my gran just did it !! those were the day’s no money no nothing. In fact they used to have a wash house where all the women went communal washing.
I don’t want to give the chancellor idea’s though so I’ll shut up with money saving tips.

PS the washing up bowl takes 18 litre’s to the top. He just measured it.

Must have a Belfast sink.

 

[RobMCFC]

Just to counterbalance the low-ballers on here, our use for October is £230 for gas and electric.

Used the heating a few hours a day but surprisingly little in the evening compared to normal. The electric is higher than I thought it would be, possibly because we’ve used the tumble dryer a lot. Will look at cutting that down going forward.

Have been paying £236 DD for months so over £500 in credit now ready for increasing gas usage for the next few months.

 

[Kirkstall Blue]

There’s no fancy dishwasher or Belfast sink in this house, or a butler sink I meant the addis plastic wash up bowl 18 litres

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Just to counterbalance the low-ballers on here, our use for October is £230 for gas and electric.

Used the heating a few hours a day but surprisingly little in the evening compared to normal. The electric is higher than I thought it would be, possibly because we’ve used the tumble dryer a lot. Will look at cutting that down going forward.

Have been paying £236 DD for months so over £500 in credit now ready for increasing gas usage for the next few months.

Most peoples’ electricity will be fairly consistent throughout the year unless its used for heating.

Gas is the major variable for the vast majority of us.

2 hours heating yesterday cost us £3.50.