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Electric heater or alternative
Hi I'm just about to move to a top floor flat in an victorian house. There isn't GCH it's all electric and there's an electric heater but I'm told their very expensive and not very good.
I've budgeted £20 a month for electric. Could anyone who has any experience advise on electric heaters or alternatives
Thanks
I've budgeted £20 a month for electric. Could anyone who has any experience advise on electric heaters or alternatives
Thanks
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You don't seriously think you can heat light and power a flat for £240pa?
You need to double that at least for all electric heating, probably even more if no E7.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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Get an oil filled radiator, very cheap to run on electric.0
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Ihatecameron wrote: »Get an oil filled radiator, very cheap to run on electric.
Assuming thermostic control any similarly powered elecrtic heater will cost the same to run and be 100% efficient.That gum you like is coming back in style.0
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