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All I can say is you are the loser

What to do.

The Real LPG Rules:

1) Admit what the Flogas Calor rules really are. They are... freeze or pay. So, once you’re out of term. don’t ever never, never, never sign a contact with Calor or Flogas. Do this, and the front-bottoms whatever the promise, will shaft you next October.
2) Contact?: If you MUST sign. Make sure the tank lift fee is either crossed out or is a fiver. 50p is better.
3) Then keep swapping between the two.
4) Open your chimney and put a Dowling (speak to Steve the Jock) , Aarow or Trianco coal fired boiler in, with a Dunsley Neutraliser linkup (so you’re not caught out until the stove slumbers and gets to heat in the morning and then the stat cuts the LPG) and see bills go down to half mains gas prices. Let alone LPG costs or Oil prices. And have a real fire in you living room, (if you didn not select a Trianco) that never goes out from Oct to April. Buy your 6 tonne of smokeless coal in June. Never Dec. Forget wood. Then October comes and the 54p a litre bill flops on your mat. You just laugh. LOUDLY. You quietly tell ’em to lift the tank. Sweet joy. They don’t lift, but put the ppl down. You do you porridge every morning with LPG and your water only in summer. Consumption? Half a tank a year. Or less. My consumption, bill last year would be 7700 litres @54p = £4148. But, never again. Coal is easy if you have the proper set-up. just throw a bag in. No loose coal to deal with. No bunker. My coal bill? £1500 a year.
5) Thus I declare my love for Messrs. Flogas & Calor. The beast is tamed.
6) Ignore 1-5 and you must PAY or freeze, or you could just move. Sorry.

This is one of the most expensive forms of heating.

Look critically at how you can improve the insulation in your home, loft is an obvious starter, followed by very good draught excluders on your external doors. Excellent make of draught excluders is Sealmaster, though mostly suitable only for timber doors rather than plastic.

Get a condensing boiler and check market for best fuel options.