Who has lowest gas bill of the year ours £250 nice

[mendiplogs]

HI ALL so what your gas bill per year ours £250 for a large 2 bed barn happy day that with rest cash im off to get a 880 now i tell sonia wife not to put that on our rooms are up in the 27/30c plus thats nice heat so what your gas bill for a 2 bed barn our 16kw stove is very good all the best jon

[normandylumberjack]

Nice one Jon, 14 (fourteen) euros here for 4 bed farm house.

This was for a gas bottle for the kitchen when the rayburn was not in use over the summer.

[teepeeat]

Hi Jon - dont know what we are paying off hand, but only need it for cooking as the 8kw stove does hot water and heating in a 3 bed house (soon to be 4 bed when I get some time to finish the extension)

Either way its going to be less than £250

 

Terry

[slack ma girdle]

£54 per year.

[Stephen Blair]

At this rate £2k a year, no more !!!!!

 

Log burner time

[mendiplogs]

At this rate £2k a year, no more !!!!!

 

Log burner time

 

HI STEPHEN your right there mate the best stove are cast iron mate get a good that the way mate jon

[Grass hopper]

Air miles that's what mine is , will be looking log burner this year.

[Woodworks]

Like many we have no gas so use none but this probably does not count

Cooking and hot water are electric and all space heating is being provided by good old trust logs at the moment but we do have a GSHP if needed.

[renewablejohn]

Gas bill zero. Cooking and hot water Esse range. Central heating Dunsley Yorkshire. Cost of logs zero as we use the "softwood" rejected by picky customers. Dont have gas in the village so used to be all oil spending £3500 per year at todays oil price it would be more like £6000.

[mendiplogs]

Gas bill zero. Cooking and hot water Esse range. Central heating Dunsley Yorkshire. Cost of logs zero as we use the "softwood" rejected by picky customers. Dont have gas in the village so used to be all oil spending £3500 per year at todays oil price it would be more like £6000.

HI JOHN is that saving down to your log stove mate thanks jon