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> 75KWHs That's a lot of energy per day, mate. I'm in the US and not particularly careful with usage and I'm averaging about 25KWH a day. You might want to g
by gedy 3y ago
> 75KWHs
That's a lot of energy per day, mate. I'm in the US and not particularly careful with usage and I'm averaging about 25KWH a day. You might want to get a usage meter that lets you check various appliances/lights/switches in real time to find the heavy usage
- crooked-v 3y agoYeah, that kind of thing makes me think 'why do they have six refrigerators?' or 'is the electric dryer running literally 24/7?'.
- xupybd 3y agoThree chest freezers, one fridge freezer, dryer goes five to six times a day, three heat pumps and two radiant electric heaters.
- emmo 3y agoSo you live an unbelievably excessive existence.
- xupybd 3y agoNo, I don't think so. I just want to keep my family warm and in clean clothes. We do need to get down to less freezers but we have some home kill that we need to get through first.
- doix 3y agoHow big is your family and how big is your house? Your situation is so far from anything that I've experienced in my life that I cannot even imagine it. How can you use a dryer that many times per day? Do you even need to use a dryer? Can't you air dry things? I normally don't stay in places with a dryer and just let things air dry. If you're running heating/ac, they normally lower humidity so things dry really fast anyway.
- xupybd 3y ago2 adults, 2 infants. 110 Sqr metres. 6 a day is on the high side. It's probably an overestimate. When there are no new borns we might dry 3 loads a week. But the house is a work in progress. The curtains blow on a windy day.