Thread: How much is your gas/electric each month?

Quote: Originally Posted by woodbush Remember though that all your electric overnight is cheaper. If you have to use a washing machine or tumble drier do it overnight Hehe, yeah well, my GF is living in New Orleans at the moment so I am very much a nocturnal creature anyway. Tho living as I do on the 8th floor I am not too sure my neighbours would appreciate a washing machine rumbling at this time

Quote: Originally Posted by ACU 3 bedroom detached. £87 per month for both. Just two of us. I am with BG, on their 2010 fixed price plan, which I have been on for around 2.5/3 years. That finishes in Jan of next year I believe, I expect my bills to go up by about 50%. I will pay a visit to uswitch, and see who will be the cheapest. Thanks for the tip, to enter actual usage. You could try one of the other comparison websites too, as I never...

Quote: Originally Posted by stillrockin Thanks, I shall do cos I don't recall seeing that supplier in the mix. I'm not on commission, honest! http://www.first-utility.com/

Quote: Originally Posted by Peter9999 I'm not on commission, honest! http://www.first-utility.com/ The thought had crossed my mind Thanks for the link, I'll check it out.

Ours is a 4 bed semi, and 5 of us live here, gas is £40 a month, electric is £75( there are reasons as to why it is so high). We usually get around £250 rebate a year on the gas though. The heating is on 24/7 in the winter.

Mine is £30 gas, £30 electric at the moment. 3 bedroom house.

Quote: Originally Posted by scorpionatthepc £48 a month for both.2 bed house Thats cheap! My biggest fear is I'm happily paying what they tell me to, until 3 yrs down the line they say we've been underestimating and you owe us a squillion pounds please - I really must do my own readings!

Quote: Originally Posted by scorpionatthepc £48 a month for both.2 bed house Would the bill reduce in price if you bought a double?

Quote: Originally Posted by tghe-retford At the moment, £25 gas and £25 electric. I'm in a one bedroomed house and I am frankly amazed as to how people are in bigger houses and are paying less than I am! I am with the cheapest energy provider according to a number of price comparison sites, so I can't see how people are paying less, unless you only have a laptop, black and white TV and use the boiler once a month. Well, we are not...

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