However, they also drain power when plugged in and on standby - up to £16 (€19) a year, in fact. Microwaves cost £1.60 (€1.90) a month if used for 10 minutes each day. Read more: Mainstream Renewable announces 100 new jobs in Dublin Microwave - €2 Unplugging your laptop when you are not using it will save you 13p (15 cent) a day, or £4.87 (€5.71) a year. Laptops are not as energy-hungry as many believe, but still make the top ten list of most expensive devices to run at £1.56 (€1.85) per month.
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Not a massive cost but still worth unplugging your TV at night so it's not on standby. Television energy costs are around £3.45 (€4.09) a month. Air fryers have been reported as a cheaper method of cooking so investing in one could save you money. Ovens cost £9.36 (€11.09) a month if used every day.
Using your kettle for 15 minutes a day adds up to a bill of £9.60 (€11.38) a month. Washing your dishes by hand at the end of the day is a good way of saving money. The humble dishwasher costs households £10.30 (€12.21) a month to use, the experts say.
The original analysis was in pounds but has been converted to euros for the article. The costs of running all 10 appliances cames to over €170 a month in total. Read more: Cost of living crisis worsens as dairy, fish and meat prices to skyrocket over coming weeks
One particular item costs a staggering €92 per month to run, The Sun reports. If you're looking for tips to reduce your bills then keep reading as the experts at Boiler Central have revealed a list of common power-hungry household appliances. Many will be looking for ways to cut costs where possible so they can keep their electricity and gas bills low. Thousands of families are struggling as the cost of living crisis shows no sign of letting up.Įnergy companies have announced major price hikes and it is feared older people may not be able to cope with the rising costs in the winter.
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