They say that you can save as much as two thirds by simply cutting down washing and drying times
Last month energy bills rose with an average household now paying £2,500 - up from £1,971. Bills are set to rise again in April of next year, which will leave households paying £3,000 on average.
As reported by the Sun, The group member wrote: "Once you have done your wash in the washing machine - I use the quick wash - put the dial to spin and drain. It takes around 12 minutes and leaves your clothes almost dry. The consumer experts at Which? recently found that condenser tumble dryers were among the most expensive large electrical appliances to run. Under the current price cap, which sees an average energy bill sitting at £2,500 a year, a condenser tumble dryer costs £170 per year on average.
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