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Plug-in electricity monitors - differences
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I got a wireless energy monitor from Eon last year. I don't think I saved a penny in electricity costs but I now know how much electricity every appliance in the house uses. It's on ebay now.
Robert0 -
It's not mean't to save you money unless you want it to. People are far less likely to boil a kettle full of water for a cup of tea if they know how much they save by boiling a little or heating in the microwave. Leave your hair to dry naturally instead of blasting the hairdryer, put lids on your saucepans to heat your food. I think it saves money to those who want to save money and energy.0
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