Energy bills will rise even further in October.
As the cost of living crisis hits thousands of households across the UK harder than ever, winter 2022 is set to be one of the coldest and hardest yet.
This means if you use more energy, you’ll pay more. The price cap also sets a maximum rate for the daily standing charge, which is what you pay to have your home connected to the grid. Instead, it depends entirely on your method. There are many factors to take into consideration, like: As well as saving money on your energy bill, you'll also save water being wasted in the process. Most kettles will have a scale on the side of them that shows you how far to fill them, depending on how many cups of tea or coffee you need.
'Turning the thermostat up heats the house faster' Also one that is inherently untrue - turning your thermostat up won't have any impact on how quickly your home heats up. Turning the thermostat to 20 degrees would make the heating run until it is room temperature. Some energy specialists have also argued for the opposite side, and have said you should keep the heating on constantly. They told Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis that condensation collects within the walls whenever you switch the heating off.
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