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Calculating the cost of running the tumble drier?

  • 22-10-2009 12:57am
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    quotaj
    Closed Accounts Posts: 54 ✭✭quotaj


    Hey,

    Now with the weather getting wetter it looks like we're going to be using the tumble drier a bit more in our house. It's a rented house with a few tenants and we split the airtricity bill. However as some people are making more effort to save power (clothes horse for a few days) we're going to figure out a rate for the tumble drier and leave a jar beside it and we can take that cash off the airtricity bill before splitting.

    Anyhooo, I had a look at the manual and this is what it's giving me for consumption rates...

    drier.jpg

    I've no idea where on that chart a "normal" mixed wash will come into... so for calculations sake I'll take the highest value of 3.6kWh.

    Now I look at my electricity rate... 8.46c/unit at night. So would it really only cost 30cent to do that 100 minute wash?? :confused: I was expecting it to be much higher ....

    In that case we will probably do an uber-conservative 50c/wash at night and €1/wash during the day... does this sound right?

    Thanks in advance!


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