Gas?

panther

panther

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Just wondering and being nosey basically, but how much do you lot pay a month on your gas?, i think im being ripped off:(, so just want to know to see if im paying the same as everybody else...roughly:rolleyes:

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im on prepay and i put in £15 a week....i put the heating on at 6 and turn it off when i go to bed....
 
....so £60 a month.....well it must be right , because thats what N Power are asking off me now:(
 
There is another thread about this somewhere, I think entwisi started it, the cost of your gas bill will be massively variable from one house to another, number of people, amount of cooking, hot water useage, heating usage, glazing, insulation, etc, I know that emmamums system was not very economical, the boiler itself is about 70% efficient at best, if you have a condensing boiler, it could be well over 90% efficient. I could go on and on, again, but i wont lol.
 
polly said:
139 pounds a month on gas
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:eek: chuffin ell :eek:

i too am on a pre pay (and i wouldnt be doing without it EVER) and i put £50/£60 in a month, depending on how warm i wanna be, Reece doesnt like being warm for some strange reason, radiators give him a headache, so i just try to put them on to warm the house up, then switch them off soon after.

I have my hot water on perminantly too
 
Hi Panther, I pay £33 per month, but you should bear in mind derekgas's remarks. And before you ask I'm with Scottish & Southern.
 
davidf said:
Hi Panther, I pay £33 per month, but you should bear in mind derekgas's remarks. And before you ask I'm with Scottish & Southern.
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well i have a three bedroomed house, which as 8 radiators in it, a condenser boiler and i only use the heating at night!

Oh a fire in the living room, but i i have an electric cooker.

What do you have ...a flat?
 
I am very snug with 24C temp and hot water - both for 24 hrs a day
Small flat with an efficient new boiler £60 a month for both gas and electricity (dual fuel tariff)
 
Hi again Panther, I have a three-bedroom bungalow with a gas fire, gas central heating powered by an old back boiler (baxi bermuda springs to mind), and a full gas oven. We are two adults, no kids, and we're retired. Whilst we don't have a hothouse we certainly don't get cold, we just try to be sensible with the old thermostat.
 
davidf said:
Hi again Panther, I have a three-bedroom bungalow with a gas fire, gas central heating powered by an old back boiler (baxi bermuda springs to mind), and a full gas oven. We are two adults, no kids, and we're retired. Whilst we don't have a hothouse we certainly don't get cold, we just try to be sensible with the old thermostat.
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are you on a special tariff?? my grandparents are on a tariff here they pay the same amount every month so what they pay for but dont use over the summer covers the extra that they use in the winter
 
The cheapest tariffs are the ones where-
1. you manage your bills online by providing meter readings when asked
2. you have a dual fuel supplier - both gas and electric form same supplier
3. you pay monthly by direct debit at a rate which is an average of a whole years use
 
Approx £28 a month. I leave the heating set so that it warms up if it drops below 17 degC but as I am out at work all day it keeps the cost down. Same with my leccy wich is approx £25 a month.
 
I pay £151 a month for both gas and electric from scottish power.
my gas went up £49 2 months ago...even though we are on a fixed price till may 09...they are looking into that but whilst they are we have to pay the new amount...poor stuff all round really..
 
polly said:
I wish!!

3 and a half bedroom semi dormer bungalow.
Big windows and old boiler. Son and self work from home so there is nearly always someone in and I dont like being cold
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So some of those heating costs can be offset against profit in your tax returns, can't they?
 
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