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“Nobody can go back and start a new beginning,
but anyone can start today and make a new ending.”
-Maria Robinson0 -
Nope, no tumble dryer eiter - seriously.. really puzzled by this.
Will see next month.0 -
Well my gas and electric is £85 a month combined.
It used to be £110, but since they changed my meter, my usage seems to have gone down (don't want to speak too soon though!)
I wonder if you have a faulty meter.
I was told my meter wasn't the problem, but its strange that my bills have dropped so much after the
new meter installation.“Nobody can go back and start a new beginning,
but anyone can start today and make a new ending.”
-Maria Robinson0 -
It is broken and freezing :eek:Taking responsibility one penny at a time!0
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OK, just thought of something.. I am using a CPAP machine at night, all night (sleep Apnea) and can not google how much can this actually cost in electric use... hmmm0
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gettingready wrote: »I am using a CPAP machine at night,
I had to re-read that - I though it said something different :rotfl:0 -
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I see.....consumption per year, will vary between £95 and £120 per annumThe machine does'nt consume much its the humidifier that drains the electric.0
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Interesting you should say that, my OH has a CPAP machine and when he was in hospital for a week we used less electricity than usual. I noticed straight away because we're on a key metre and it's easy to see the money clicking away.gettingready wrote: »OK, just thought of something.. I am using a CPAP machine at night, all night (sleep Apnea) and can not google how much can this actually cost in electric use... hmmm
I did a quick google at the time and found a post on a forum where someone had used an electricity monitor to see how much electricity his machine used, he worked it out at about 4p an hour but this was a few years ago.Dum Spiro Spero0 -
I found a post by some engineers that worked it out on some snore uk forum - very recent.
LOts of people thought it was less than that too.
So I guess I have an answer.. sigh...0
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