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Electric water heating
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That would be the easiest and cheapest option and if/when the kettle goes pop you can pickup a replacement for £5
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Hi Relbs - is the electric shower (over the bath) next to the bathroom sink ?
If so, you could do what I do, easily, just turn on the shower, then hold the showerhead over the basin -
I get plenty enough hot water that way for a shave, perhaps your mum could try that out !!
Sure, it may be at peak rate, but only for half a minute or less, but
the wiring in my property switches EVERYTHING over to E7 rates (6p with EDF)
so she could always wait till midnight to wash to save more
16 x Enhance 250w panels + SolarEdge Inverter + TREES
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