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Energy Efficieny Rating - is E bad?
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If you want to get a rough idea about the potential utility bills just ask the vendor to show you theirs - most are happy to do so.
Totally agree with this! my place is old, built 1836, got a G rating, but looking at the EPC the estimated heating costs are about double what they actually are, even through last winter :eek:0 -
Owain_Moneysaver wrote: »"Will you be leaving the lightbulbs?"
For one brief moment I did think about what a set of those eco-vandal but you can actually see properly things would fetch on Ebay. Then I decided I'd just enjoy some moments of bright light rather than eco-friendly gloom.
(Yes they're leaving the lightbulbs - I checked!)Little miracle born April 2012, 33 weeks gestation and a little toughie!0
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