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How To Save Money On Utility Bills Tips u0026 Tricks | Energy Bills Crisis UK

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Good tips, but the standby thing is a myth Appliances are designed to be left on standby, and use very little energy,
Comment from : @Bungle2010

In usa they're keeps raising the rate Oils prices low they raise hard, Oils prices up they raise harder Your savings will go straight back to electric companies Always exploited customers that's their goal
Comment from : @1-800lickme

Great tips One related tip to heating yourself being a lot cheaper is getting a few thermal clothes like a nice warm fleece and warm socks / good slippers
Comment from : @LumpyMoose

2 yrs later
Comment from : @CCCC-tq8yo

White folk knows how to save a hard earned dollar baby no shit they do thank you
Comment from : @VictoriaWalker-k5v

Hi Anna is air fryer better than microwave?In terms of saving
Comment from : @IamCarlaC92

I find it cheaper and quicker to dry clothes and bedding on a clothes horse or backs of chairs with a fan a normal cheapbr would use in the summer use it to dry your clothes and the other tip just hang clothes on doors and soon as you have had a shower get the towels hanging in the bathroom the heat will try them
Comment from : @phillipdeanthomas9071

No way I could take a shower in 4 minutes
Comment from : @trishamorgan4

Spot on
Comment from : @vitahealth2372

If you have a condensing combi boiler, set the boiler output temperature as low as possible, whilst it still heats the house ok, as the boiler condenses (takes hear from the waste flue gas) and works at optimum efficiency when the return water temp is 55c or below Bear in mind 10-15 will be lost as the radiators give off heat, so the boiler temp could be set at 60, even 65, but 55 would absolutely ensure the boiler operates in condensing modebrbrAfter using the oven, leave the door open to utilise the heat remaining in therebrbrIf there are curtains over radiators, fix a shelf over the radiator to direct the heat into the room rather than behind the curtains OR tuck the curtains on to the sillbrbrMake sure the heating goes OFF before you actually go to bed as there will be residual heat in the radiatorsbrbrOpen curtains to let sun into a room to naturally heat itbrbrTurn off the kettle just as it starts to boil as usually it will boil for a few seconds before the auto switch off occursbrbrProgrammable radiator valves can take the place of mechanical trvs Why heat the bedrooms all evening? Why heat the living room when you are leaving for work in the morning? Just heat the bedroom, bathroom, kitchen
Comment from : @johnf3326

Yes it is
Comment from : @georgeking2369

Im sorry, you said "incredibly dirty" in a refined british accent and my mind wandered off
Comment from : @andyrantshumanphilosopher7571

Some really good tips brWashing clothes at 30 or less sometimes is good I use biological powder which works well brbrIt’s also worth mentioning that some electricals use power when you really wouldnt think they wouldbrbrMy washing machine, when turned off, Shows no lights or anything But it’s still using 11 watts of power I usually use it twice a week That’s a lot of multiples of 11 watts to power nothing every week!brbrI have a energy meter that goes between a socket and plug Really useful brbrGreat video 👍
Comment from : @user-px6zb8kk5j

these tips are just common sense
Comment from : @Bikeadelic

it's not a crissis it's a conbrit's got nothing to do with what's "happening at the same time" it's energy companies want more profits look into it
Comment from : @Bikeadelic

Change your supplier to UW and get 5 under the cap plus a debit card giving 1 off your shopping
Comment from : @lms_steve6693

We could share a cold shower and use our body heat
Comment from : @cosmic4037

Have your meter replaced stop sending monthly meter readings stop your direct debit and change to standing order
Comment from : @puritylilian6664

I get that you are comparing to a running tap though :) I meant as a clarification
Comment from : @AmsNl2BcnEs

Many thanks, disagree with the dishwasher one though, newer dishwashers will use very little water and power to clean a full load compared to a whole bowl of hot water
Comment from : @AmsNl2BcnEs

also microwave are terrible for your healh as well
Comment from : @anamoreno2303

Although LED's are incredibly efficient , They are also incredibly expensive LED bulbs in my kitchen used to cost 80p GB, until they got popular, now they are 550p each and the so called 50,000 hours predicted use is actually more like 50 hours, They seem to have chinese built in obsolescence, so not really cost effective
Comment from : @shedprojects5150

Great video also you could change supplier to utility warehouse
Comment from : @cabletow

use a brick in your toilet canister to reduce the amount of water each time you flush
Comment from : @beeornottobe2954

good ideas to know, I just moved to uk and even the way how bills are counted is new to me for example the water per my understanding is dont have meter, but there is charge for heating the water, pls advise is this correct
Comment from : @sallyaber1967

I purchased a shower head from Showery and it has massively improved our water pressure 🚿 It also can save money on utility bills! Here's their Youtube channel so you can see for yourself: wwwyoutubecom/channel/UCVwxvm344VxwCoo-6BIVy3w
Comment from : @charliej2659

have a look at haybox cooking too, saves a fair bit,,
Comment from : @wildchild554

Shared this video across all my social media thanks for the tips
Comment from : @vikingcleaners

Thanks fo r your tips which are all greatbrMy best tip is to make a flask for all your cuppasI get 4 or 5 cups out of one flask which I only boiled the kettle once for, and it stays hot up to 12 hours!
Comment from : @uvmegamer

Save thirteen pounds a month by cancel your bbc tv licence and go delay non live tv, it come down to save this bill
Comment from : @jonethomas3892

Quick question, when you move into your new place in Poland have you considered the heat of the house in winter ? , what I do is close the doors , big jumper and socks when using one room doors closed help the room heat up 😄👌
Comment from : @DJPSMITH9

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Comment from : @mskhan889

Reiterated most stuff I already knew, but always lovely to see that gorgeous smile
Comment from : @philiphawkins4684

Thanks for these tips, I am now falling back in love with my microwave lol
Comment from : @ajulydreamer

Great tips and didn’t know some of these We definitely need a shower timer 😅
Comment from : @wealthwithlove

Haha Anna my parents still use bowl to wash the dishes to date lol, very true , doing this with running tap is such a waste of money !
Comment from : @beautystarlet

Great ideas, with all those tips Anna you must be peanuts on electric each month! I have an economy 10 meter so always try and use my electric during off peak hours to save a bit
Comment from : @tcampbell1470

If someone ever hands me a cup of tea made in a microwave I'm questioning are friendship
Comment from : @roundmetal4555

Awesome, I am so close to moving out and this comes in handy !
Comment from : @MauricioBanuelos

Some very useful tips on show 🙌🏿brbrAnna, will you be signing up for the Chase debit card that has just launched in the UK? Earning 1 cashback on everyday debit card spending is very enticing (even if the offer is only for one year) Better than Barclaycard’s Rewards card which is offering cashback at 025 daily
Comment from : @sebastianforkuoh2354