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How much is your elec bill?
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Have you checked the reading is correct?0
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Presumably you have Storage Heating on an Economy 7 tariff?
£190 for a March -June quarter in an all electric house sounds very reasonable.0 -
Yes you're right on the Economy 7 storage heating Cardew
Blimey I didn't realise that was good, ouch!!
I've gave them a reading when I moved in but was hoping my leccy was dodgy or something lol
Thanks for your help guys0 -
yeah mine is about the same D4WNO 2 bedroom and my bill was over 200 quarter G&E,
after trying my best to reduce our usage i received my bill this morning for 150 odd, i have economy 7 also. seems prices are just high nowdays.0 -
I use £5 a week in my key meter, i have a 2 bed house.:j Baby boy Number 2, arrived 12th April 2009!:j0
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The average household spends abour £1,000 pa gas/electricity and electricity is more expensive than average.
It is most important that you learn how to use Economy 7 correctly, otherwise you will have very heavy bills next winter. Avoid any 'topping up' of storage heating at daytime rates as this will cost serious money. If possible use washing machine in the E7 period - although in a flat this could cause a noise problem for you and neighbours.0 -
Thanks for the further tips, just reading up properly on Economy 7 now0
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