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how much fuel in £££ do you use ?? logs,coal
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hi,just being nosey really
just wondered in ££££ how much you use in fuel (logs,coal) NOT gas from approx October till April
do you also use gas for heating,hot water
thanks
just wondered in ££££ how much you use in fuel (logs,coal) NOT gas from approx October till April
do you also use gas for heating,hot water
thanks
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Spent £160 last year. Plus some free wood and pallets which probably doubled the wood I bought.
Gas for hot water, some gas heating when it's really cold just in the mornings before work.0 -
160 i thought i did well at 260, saying that still have half the fuel left from last year, i have only spent 120 this year though0
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interesting.i still have some left and am hoping to spend no more than £160 ish also but we do seem to get through alotThis is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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£168 on Vero briquettes last year with 25% left.0
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Varies quite a bit.
Last year was pretty mild so i'd guesstimate less than £200 based on what i had left over.
Couple of years ago when it briefly got down to -20 i'd say i spent at least £300 and probably more.0 -
I actually spent nothing......but probably burnt about 150 pallets !!!
However there was a cost in fuel used collecting them & sawing them up.
So not really nothing.
I am fortunate that I can collect them when it is dry, cut them up & store them.
HTH0 -
zero..... all sourced FOC, chopped by me, stacked and seasoned for a couple of years.... get ahead for a few years then you only have to replace one year at a time!0
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I spent about £200 on briquettes, no gas so only heating is wood burner. My electric bill was £140 for year,
2 bedroom bungalow, 201 years old, walls are 2 foot thick and last year had double glazing fitted. Previous year was about £300.0 -
Due to such a mild winter only 2 x 50kg bags of smokeless and free wood. In total about £36. I only light my stove at weekends.0
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must be great if you can source free wood for the majority
i hear wood has risen sharply since the woodburner became popular is this true??This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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