Home Heating Oil

wifeforlife

I called Kellys fuels and was informed their prices wouldnt be dropping yet to reflect the change in the barrel prices, this is because they bought so much at the higher price they have to sell it all first at the higher price

I'm still holding out, especially with this lovely warm weather even with the rain

Cate

Ginger_Nuts_2

I know that an oil supplier in Carrickfergus this morning dropped the price for 900 lts by £15 this morning, so maybe you should shop around a bit more. Thats going by the sign on their board, was £565 now £550.

Still when I moved into this house 8 years ago, 900 ltrs was £90

SnowyOwl_2

cathy2702 wrote: »

I called Kellys fuels and was informed their prices wouldnt be dropping yet to reflect the change in the barrel prices, this is because they bought so much at the higher price they have to sell it all first at the higher price

I'm still holding out, especially with this lovely warm weather even with the rain

Cate

Grrr - not just at Kellys but at the whole lot of oil distributors - when the barrel price goes up don't they all instantly put their prices up to reflect the change, and not a whimper about how they have to get rid of the stocks they bought before the barrel price went up. Grrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!

Thank God for my electric shower and dishwasher, I don't ever have a tank of hot water ever as it's far too big an expense and luxury. I've even been known to fill the mop bucket from the shower:o or else use cold to wash the floors. Leccy bill isn't too bad - the shower seems to be v.economical.

BOBS

We are the same in our house ........ no hot water .... stick to dishwasher and electric shower!! If DH needs to shave he boils kettles!! Still have 1/3 a tank of oil since filling up in March so going to make it last!!

nadnad

typical i buy 2000 litres 2 weeks ago at £1290, thinking to myself may as well stock up before winter as its only gonna rise. Then it falls. typical typical typical.

Parisien

Guys...any up-dates on current prices?

Ginger_Nuts_2

Hayes fuels are http://www.hayesfuels.com/oil.asp check it out there, prices are coming down a bit

bribrian

Just ordered some today, prices have been slowly coming down but got inside info it's going up again so jumped in...(hopefully won't rise too much)

Francophile

Parisien wrote: »

Guys...any up-dates on current prices?

Millview Fuels & Thompson fuels both £487 for 900lt.

sunshine

Parisien wrote: »

Guys...any up-dates on current prices?

Check prices on this site Parisien, it updates at least once daily - http://www.cheapestoil.co.uk/