swordtrombonefish
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Yes please
Heating On
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swordtrombonefish
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Must have dropped below 18 tonight - ours came on at around 10:00 for an hour
Temps need to drop a few degrees before I stick the heating on. I just bought an electric clothes drier and might put that on first as it costs around 9p an hour 
. Bills from EDF are a pishtake. I am £450 in credit and they have reduced my DD. Great but, they estimated my energy use for the next six months and then divided it by six, not taking into accounts the £450!!! So they are just hanging onto it just in case and for safekeep I assume 
. Bills from EDF are a pishtake. I am £450 in credit and they have reduced my DD. Great but, they estimated my energy use for the next six months and then divided it by six, not taking into accounts the £450!!! So they are just hanging onto it just in case and for safekeep I assume 
Ex Footy Legs
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Just as Gas doubled in price on the wholesale market in the last two daysWalking round in shorts and t shirt last weekend, now the heating is on for the first time, a bit of a nip in the air…
Went from 63p therm to £1.22
Because of the Israeli war
Fcuk
asredastheycome
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Put it on last night when we came in to take the chill off the house. Only on just over half an hour and it was 90p. That does not sound much but if I was to work if out over a quarterly bill it would be huge when it get colder and the heating is on more.
ThatFragranceGuy
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1.22 is still a lot lower than this time last yearJust as Gas doubled in price on the wholesale market in the last two days
Went from 63p therm to £1.22
Because of the Israeli war
Fcuk
sadgit
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I have Hive TRVs on every radiator and set it fairly low as the residual heat keeps on heating for an hour ish. We are both home all day everyday and don't want to be cold in my own home. I wear a fleece and if we go out, the heating automatically goes off.
Thank god we have £800 credit with Eon!
Thank god we have £800 credit with Eon!
Decent_Left
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Our radiators were a bit warm when I got up at 6:30 this morning and we have the thermostat set at 15. So it must have been very nippy last night. This didnt happen till November last year.
Centralscrutinizer
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I listened to that yesterday
Boro_Interlinked
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Always more cost effective to put it on when you need it , unless you have a super insulated house
Geordie propagandist Sam Fender does a decent cover of that.
I left the house at 5:30am and car was showing 0.5deg although no frost.
1finny
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Geordie propagandist Sam Fender does a decent cover of that.
Some songs should not be covered - except (in this instance) by the writers son.
Boro_Interlinked
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Been really unlucky to get a six night spell in mid Oct where the overnights have gone as low as near freezing. Last years Oct was a very mild decline and winter temps didn't hit until Nov15th ish even then it wasn't immediately zero overnight - that took a few more weeks to come in.