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What are you doing to max out usage today...
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Washing and drying everything in sight! lol0
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Doing something that leads to extra use of a tumble-dryer will almost certainly end up costing you more money rather than saving money.8
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Anyone else got a chart of how much things cost.Ultrasonic said:Doing something that leads to extra use of a tumble-dryer will almost certainly end up costing you more money rather than saving money.
Tumble dryer 1 hour current rate 19p from tomorrow 27p
Washing machine 19p from tomorrow 27p
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Ditto lol might as well then it's wear everything inside out and upside down for the next weekDeleted_User said:Washing and drying everything in sight! lol0 -
Cost differences like this will depend on where people live, what tariff they are on today and what tariff they will be on tomorrow.Mstty said:
Anyone else got a chart of how much things cost.Ultrasonic said:Doing something that leads to extra use of a tumble-dryer will almost certainly end up costing you more money rather than saving money.
Tumble dryer 1 hour current rate 19p from tomorrow 27p
Washing machine 19p from tomorrow 27p
Note my point above though was that a tumble dryer today vs letting clothes dry without the use of a tumble drying in the future will cost more money rather than saving it.0 -
Obviously that's my cost difference so to clarify for the boardUltrasonic said:
Cost differences like this will depend on where people live, what tariff they are on today and what tariff they will be on tomorrow. IMstty said:
Anyone else got a chart of how much things cost.Ultrasonic said:Doing something that leads to extra use of a tumble-dryer will almost certainly end up costing you more money rather than saving money.
Tumble dryer 1 hour current rate 19p from tomorrow 27p
Washing machine 19p from tomorrow 27p
Note my point above though was that a tumble dryer today vs letting clothes dry without the use of a tumble drying in the future will cost more money rather than saving it.
On SVT pre 1st April moving to SVT 1st April capped rates(actually fixed at these rates for 2 years with EON next fixed 2 year v18) and this is the price difference for me.
I agree fully not using a tumble dryer is the best option for a decent money saving per year.
As an example our tumble dryer (rated E or F) will be on 5 times a week over winter (judged at Oct-Apr) at a cost of 27p per use on our new fixed tariff starting 1st April. So that's a cost of £35.10 for the year.1 -
I think you may be missing my main point here. You were saying you were having to use a tumble dryer as it is wet outside today, implying that if the weather were better you might not. For you and others where this is the case I'd say it's an actively BAD idea to be doing extra washing today.Mstty said:I agree fully not using a tumble dryer is the best option for a decent money saving per year.
As an example our tumble dryer (rated E or F) will be on 5 times a week over winter (judged at Oct-Apr) at a cost of 27p per use on our new fixed tariff starting 1st April. So that's a cost of £35.10 for the year.2 -
I can see you are a stickler and that's fine carry onUltrasonic said:
I think you may be missing my main point here. You were saying you were having to use a tumble dryer as it is wet outside today, implying that if the weather were better you might not. For you and others where this is the case I'd say it's an actively BAD idea to be doing extra washing today.Mstty said:I agree fully not using a tumble dryer is the best option for a decent money saving per year.
As an example our tumble dryer (rated E or F) will be on 5 times a week over winter (judged at Oct-Apr) at a cost of 27p per use on our new fixed tariff starting 1st April. So that's a cost of £35.10 for the year.
This was a tongue in cheek post to have a laugh about what people might be doing today with a big rise tomorrow.
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Yes, I am heating my house for the rest of the year today. This afternoon I intend to cook and eat all next month's meals and put all the dirty crockery and cutlery through the dishwasher this evening. I've already boiled twenty-six kettles.Mstty said:I can see you are a stickler and that's fine carry on
This was a tongue in cheek post to have a laugh about what people might be doing today with a big rise tomorrow.
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If its washing that would be done over the weekend then doing it earlier and using the dryer because of rain would be cheaper than waiting until the weekend when the kWh price will be around 8p higher and the SC over 20p higher.Ultrasonic said:Doing something that leads to extra use of a tumble-dryer will almost certainly end up costing you more money rather than saving money.Someone please tell me what money is1
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