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Anyone checked central heating cost per hour?
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Are you guys separating out gas solely for heating or is there hot water and cooking in there as well ?
We don't have our heating on yet and have been averaging about 66kwh per week, about £7 per week , for hot water and cooking through a combi boiler.0 -
Your heating costs could be significantly more than last year then, when it was set higher.wild666 said:I reckon an hour of my heating costs no more than 15p because I have the temperature on my boiler set at 40 degrees for heating water going to the radiators. Last winter I was using around £2.50 per day on heating but the temperature on the boiler was set higher
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Mine switched on yesterday from 9am-9pm
Outside temp 13 deg
Inside temp at 9am 19 deg
boiler flow temp 65 deg
Stat set, and room temp to 21 deg
4 min shower
Cost 97p (includes standing charge)
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