Ideas to save Money on energy bills

Alnat1

Actually, Mstty has given me a get out, my tortoise needs the heat lamp, can use the light from that 

FreeBear

Magnitio said:

Alnat1 said:

Would be too dark to work out anything with only the fridge freezer on, can we put a light on too Mstty please?

there’s a light in the fridge. How much light do you need?

Replace it with an LED lamp.

Won't save a huge amount in the grand scheme of things, but I've done mine (the old lamp blew).

Astria

Alnat1 said:

Would be too dark to work out anything with only the fridge freezer on, can we put a light on too Mstty please?

Do things during sunrise and sunset, sleep from sunset to sunrise. No needs for lights.

Magnitio

FreeBear said:

Magnitio said:

Alnat1 said:

Would be too dark to work out anything with only the fridge freezer on, can we put a light on too Mstty please?

there’s a light in the fridge. How much light do you need?

Replace it with an LED lamp.

Won't save a huge amount in the grand scheme of things, but I've done mine (the old lamp blew).

Two benefits of this: less energy for the bulb and less heat in the fridge.
I do think the OP was asking a serious question though and we’ve gone off on a tangent.

Alnat1

Sorry, all my fault, I was a bit bored 

ariarnia

dunstonh had it right though. if the op can come back and tell us how much energy they use and a bit about their lifestyle then we can probably point them in the right direction. 

failing that my advice is they consider turning the hot tub off during the week and stop mining crypto currency 

[Deleted User]

Stick some jump leads onto next-door's meter?

Spoonie_Turtle

This is where that energy audit template (or statement of energy affairs) would be useful as a starting point.

LemonCluster

We part dry our washing on a clothes drying stand with a fan blowing over it.     It can do most of the drying (very good for towels and hard to dry cotton fabrics), leaving them nearly dry and needing only a short spell in the dryer to finish them off.     This will increase the moisture in the space it dries in, but some ventilation management (and milder days) helps here.