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single person daily electric usage too high?

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  • Norman_Castle
    Norman_Castle Posts: 11,871 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Photogenic Name Dropper
    Fridges and freezers can be expensive to run. Do you need both? Buy a plug in monitor to find out what they are using.
  • PLYSU
    PLYSU Posts: 176 Forumite
    starkiwi26 wrote: »
    Hello MSE fellow members,

    I had been monitoring my electricity usage for 3 months since November 2017.
    I use 746 kWh for 120 days, this is 6.2kWh per day.
    This is not high compared to what national average is. However, my point is, I seldom stay at home, with above usage, I doubt I am using 6.2kWh per day.

    Appreciate you could help me identify what is draining my electricity?

    Hi. Did you happen to use Christmas lights during December? It's just I had various things plugged in that month and my usage over this period was quite high because of the decorations/lights.
  • Smodlet
    Smodlet Posts: 6,976 Forumite
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    Smelly !! scary !..do you have a gas central heating boiler lol.the problems and costs with electric cookers are well documented. Any decent cook would nt stand for an electric hob never mind a chef.They don t even cook properly .
    http://www.johnsovencleaning.co.uk/blog/ceramic-hob-problems-list/

    How dare you criticise my cooking or OH's? You have never tried it. Your opinion is just that. Mine is different.
  • Smodlet wrote: »
    How dare you criticise my cooking or OH's? You have never tried it. Your opinion is just that. Mine is different.
    I was referring to the hob elements which don`t cook evenly as the link details. I m sure your/ohs cooking is quite up to standard.
  • Smodlet
    Smodlet Posts: 6,976 Forumite
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    I was referring to the hob elements which don`t cook evenly as the link details. I m sure your/ohs cooking is quite up to standard.


    Gotcha! And yes, we like it which is all that matters. I reserve the right to dislike gas cookers and yes, we have a gas boiler... We don't use it for cooking though. :D
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