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TrulyMadly

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2x Maynards Midget Gems Sweets Bag (160G) £2.00 £1.48
1x McVitie's Digestives Milk Chocolate Jumbo Pack (500G) £2.00 £1.14

Tinyshoes

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

We don't have them but will consider them when they manage to produce decent batteries to go with them. Also I have heard that they can decrease the value of the house they are on, don't know why though.

I think it may be if you don't own the panels and the roof space is in effect rented out for them, although my hairdresser recently sold her house that she had allowed company to put them on. When I see her next will ask if she had any problems selling.

TrulyMadly

Tinyshoes wrote: »

You had better save a piece for Malc when he is back to work tomorrow.

I keep forgetting about Malc....but don't tell him:lipsrseal:lipsrseal:lipsrseal

Enterprise_1701C

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I keep forgetting about Malc....but don't tell him:lipsrseal:lipsrseal:lipsrseal

Poor Malc, he will cry when he reads that :D

TrulyMadly

A v M

1x ASDA Baker's Selection Bread & Butter Pudding (500G) £2.50 £2.00
1x Kit Kat 2 Finger Orange Chocolate Biscuit Bars (8PK) £1.60 £1.00

vanilla_twist

zippydooda wrote: »

some fairly good prices on tassimo pods at tesco. 6/4/2016 until 26/4/2016

so time to stock up in asda,
ones i buy are Tassimo Pods - Costa Cappuccino £3.44 in t so £3.10 after apg similar price sains

so next time i need fillers ill be getting mine.


just thread searched and vt had spotted tesco price days ago. but no pretty little pictures;)

Not days ago zippy it was Friday night. Maybe it was in your subconscious then to check them. Mum buys the decaff as well but never in stock near us:(
I bought a huge supply late January on the amazon voucher thing plus 30% off so still well stocked.


V x

tweets

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I keep forgetting about Malc....but don't tell him:lipsrseal:lipsrseal:lipsrseal

How can you forget Malc

Wonder if I have spoken to him when I have rang EON customer services

Next time I ring them will have to ask if Malc is there :cool:

mumtoo3

frequent wrote: »

Thanks anyway tweets, congrats on the weight loss.



Thanks mrsmac, i've read the blurb online, but it's better to get advice from someone who actually has them.

I've got a flat roof that could be fitted out with panels, i'm trying to offset my electric costs.

Also toying with the the idea of getting rid of the gas bill by installing a range.

We have solar panels and paid £10000 for them.(3 bed detached) We got them just before the government dropped the rate they pay you, so the panels were expensive. I'm not sure of the current rate but i think we get about 40p per unit.
We get just over £1100 a year from the electricity we make and have had a reduction by £20 a month on our electric bill. (£70 a month)
HTH

silvercar

frequent wrote: »

Does anyone have solar panels ?

Are they cost effective ?

TIA

Wish we had got them when they first came out. OH is against because they would need to go on the front of the house and he thinks that the house is too old for modern panels on it.

depends whether you buy the panels or get them for free. Buying is meant to be better. The payments you get back are lower than they used to be but the price of the panels has come down, so it should still pay.

Plenty of help on the renewables board.

emerald21 wrote: »

Hi frequent I have mentioned this before. We have them all across the back of our house. They were freeeeeeeee. Basically the company rent our roof for a percentage of free electricity for us and they keep the rest.

We do notice cheaper bills but not in the Winter as such lol.
They maintain them and if anything goes wrong the fix them. The panels don't bother us on the roof and protects the tiles so it's a win win situation really .

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

We don't have them but will consider them when they manage to produce decent batteries to go with them. Also I have heard that they can decrease the value of the house they are on, don't know why though.

There can be issues on selling your house with the free ones as the panels aren't yours but you have given away the rights to rent your roof. I think that the area has now been regulated so you need to make sure that the company you use has signed up to the mortgage rules.

Theory is that the money you get back from selling the electricity generated is better than the savings interest you could get from a bank plus you get free electric when the sum shines.

I remember years ago people running their appliances at night to use cheap electric, now people run them when the sun shines. A friend only puts her dryer on when the sun is shining so much that she should be using her washing line!

TrulyMadly

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Poor Malc, he will cry when he reads that :D

I feel the spark has gone out of our relationship:o

ELECTRICITY PUNS START HERE:D