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HUGE gas cost savings

George_Bray · 2005-06-07 10:28:12

OK, this might seem like extreme measures but it's working for me. Even if you don't want to go the whole hog, you might be able to make significant savings by checking out some of the ideas...deleted due to negative feedback.

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scattycat_3 Posts: 509 Forumite

29 June 2005 at 1:18PM

Your house almost sounds American, Seperate heated cylinder and warm air, except the water would be straight off the mains, not from a store in the loft.

I haven't had time to compare costs of gas kettle vs a modern hidden element kettle. Did find a kettle in Asda at £11.99 for a plastic bodied one and £16 for a metal one (Normende make, own brand, marketeers decided that "french" sell kitchen stuff :rolleyes: ) .Though no doubt I will be gazumped quickly here on cost

Have you changed supplier to Ebico yet?

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