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how much does it cost to run a tumble dryer for say an hour and a half to 2 hours?

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robinredbreast · 31/08/2007 19:21

just wondering how much money it saves pegging out your washing rather than tumbling

lol
im lazy and need a mony incentive

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JoanCrawford · 31/08/2007 19:25

bump. would be interested to know this too.

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Charlster77 · 31/08/2007 19:26

Just buy the dryer! Even with this sunny weather, we have been tumble drying the baby's stuff and he is rattling through it all so quickly!
We thought we had LOADS of clothes for him before he was born but now it seems that certain stuff fits him for a short period of time whilst other stuff is still too big. The dryer has been a godsend!

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FioFio · 31/08/2007 19:28

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robinredbreast · 31/08/2007 19:30

charlster ive got one lol
just want to know how much it saves by pegging the washing out

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Roskva · 31/08/2007 19:37

I halved my electricity for th quarter to the end of July compared to the previous one by line drying and just finishing things off in the dryer for half an hour if necessary. Bearing in mind the cr*p weather we've had, the kitchen has mostly looked like a laundry, but the dryer is the only appliance I've used less, so I have to assume that the dryer is the culprit.

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Bubbaloo · 31/08/2007 19:42

I've no idea on the cost but I've been using ours nearly every day while the weather has been bad and I got my electric bill yesterday.It was almost double what it normally is.

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midnightexpress · 31/08/2007 20:48

Get a pulley, then you can hang stuff up indoors if it's raining. I live in Glasgow where we all have hiiiiiiiiiiigh ceilings of course which helps (no damp knickers dangling in your face, just hoik em up and forget about them until they're dry).

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