Energy Bills.

[crookesey]

Yes ex being a has been, spurt being a drip under pressure (or thereabouts).

[HeHasRisen]

1 minute ago, fools said:

30 tips to cut your bills is on tonight at 7.

 

Wonder if they'll mention you know what's.

 

 

You can guarantee "putting the heating on in September" wont be one of them.

[Dromedary]

6 minutes ago, fools said:

30 tips to cut your bills is on tonight at 7.

 

Wonder if they'll mention you know what's.

I'll let you report back as I don't watch TV and I also save a good few bob by not doing so.

[zaci]

Electrical appliance usage calculator

https://www.sust-it.net/energy-calculator.php

[Jack Grey]

On 27/09/2022 at 15:47, fools said:

They didn't go into the maths, that's a little too complicated for the target audience.

 

30 tips to cut your bills is on tonight at 7.

 

Wonder if they'll mention you know what's.

 

 

I was speaking to someone yesterday who said that he now showers at the gym

 

I told him to cancel his £60 a month gym membership and shower at home 😎

 

[HeHasRisen]

If he is paying £60 a month for a gym he is an idiot anyway, Puregym is £21.

[BigAl1]

27 minutes ago, zaci said:

Electrical appliance usage calculator

https://www.sust-it.net/energy-calculator.php

pay a visit to an electrical retailer I was amazed when I looked at the ratings A to G and found items in the same category (say TV) where an E rating was using more power than an F or G one and no one in store  could explain why

[Resident]

6 minutes ago, BigAl1 said:

pay a visit to an electrical retailer I was amazed when I looked at the ratings A to G and found items in the same category (say TV) where an E rating was using more power than an F or G one and no one in store  could explain why

They've recently reclassified LED bulbs too. Practically all of them have gone from A/A+ to F, the same rating as an incandescent bulb that uses 10 times more energy.

I mean it must be just a coincedence that Phillips have just launched a new "ultra-efficient" LED bulb that just happens to keep the A+ rating. 

[BigAl1]

1 minute ago, Resident said:

They've recently reclassified LED bulbs too. Practically all of them have gone from A/A+ to F, the same rating as an incandescent bulb that uses 10 times more energy.

I mean it must be just a coincedence that Phillips have just launched a new "ultra-efficient" LED bulb that just happens to keep the A+ rating. 

indeed i noticed it as well on the light bulbs. One has to admire the fact that it is impossible to make the comparisons that was the whole point of the A++ to whatever labeling

[RollingJ]

9 minutes ago, Resident said:

They've recently reclassified LED bulbs too. Practically all of them have gone from A/A+ to F, the same rating as an incandescent bulb that uses 10 times more energy.

I mean it must be just a coincedence that Phillips have just launched a new "ultra-efficient" LED bulb that just happens to keep the A+ rating. 

Interesting - I wonder who runs the classification authority?