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matelodave wrote: »Nah - the only magic thing about them is the impossible claims, ridiculous prices and the ingredients inside them.
The real magic is the speed and efficiency with which they drain your bank account
The neighbours reckon that the previous owner paid about £4k or £5k for them, which sounds about right. I know from my own experience that bills were over £500 more per year with them than without them. As you say it must be the Fischer magic clay that continues to get hotter even after the power turns off that creates this magic.
Is this the worst moneysaving example ever - £5k invested and bills then going up by £500 per year?0 -
I have no advice. Nor have I read the whole thread.
However, I also live in a 2 bed flat (not in Leeds) and use electric when appropriate. Hsatitand cooking is also electric.
My DD is £55pcm, meaning £660 per year.
No idea how you can be £1000 more!!0
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