To ask how often you run these appliances after I’ve had a HUGE energy bill?

If it is your first bill in the house did you check the meter readings when you moved in and provide them to your supplier? Have you checked the meter readings on the bill are accurate and not estimated? I know sounds common sense but these are the first things to check on a high bill.

Washing machine twice a week, no dish washer or tumble dryer!

Dishwasher daily.

washer and dryer probs on 6 x a week.

Dishwasher usually twice a day but it's a slimmer one.
Washing machine probably 5 out 7 days but will sometimes do 2 loads a day depending.
Tumble dryer depends on what I've washed.

Laundry 6 days a week. I only ever did it once a week even when I had kids, a couple of loads at the weekend. I dont have a tumbledryer or dishwasher and my ectricity bill is £30 a month.
I dont need those things. I just wash up and hang my laundry outside or on an indoor rail in winter.
This gives me more money for savings or fun things.

Also got air con which only runs if it’s very hot or very cold (reverse system which can heat or cool as required)

We have air con upstairs and I dread to think what the bill is this month, however when it’s 34c outside and I just want a good nights sleep I tend to care not as much!

Dishwasher 3 x a day. Everyone is home and cooks a lot, plus we still use bottles.
Washing machine probably 4 or 5 x a week and drier probably only once or twice for bedding and towels.

Never owned a tumble drier. Never will.

Dishwasher is run when its full - every other day
Washing machine is run when I have a full load - about every three days

Hot water comes from solar thermal panel so nearly free all summer.
Only boil the right amount of water.
Everything not needed is switched off at night.

Three people. We run dishwasher usually once a day, washing machine 3 times a week, tumble dryer same, possibly less in summer but we're quite lazy with hanging washing up outside. Average electric is £40 a month on Octopus tracker tariff. I don't find tumble dryer consumption to be as scary as some would have you believe.

I've got air conditioning for my dogs and it's madness

£150 to £250 per month depending on time of year. Run dishwasher every other day, washing machine 4/5 times a week. Tumble dyer pretty random but there’s no way I’m pegging socks n underwear on the line. That always gets tumbled

Your use is probably similar to mine.

Dishwasher daily / most days, very occasionally I’ll skip a day if I haven’t cooked something that uses a lot of pots / pans / trays etc.

Washing machine probably equates to almost daily, I probably do a small load every couple of days but my teenage son has a habit of hoarding stuff until we have no towels and he has nothing clean left to wear then dumping up to 6 loads worth on me at once so is used a lot in one day even though I may not have used it for 2 or 3 days prior.

Drier used every time a wash load is done so again probably close to daily in a roundabout way.

My electric bill with him at home all day every day mostly on his computer (school hols) is currently around £80-90 a month.

Obviously cost will vary depending on supplier and energy rating of your appliances.

Also I try to use quick was functions on the washing machine as much as possible, a quick 60 degree wash is under an hour.

Two adults, one baby.

Dishwasher 3x a week.
Washing machine and tumble dryer about six to eight times per month. (A few dual loads which make two loads in the washing machine into one dryer load).

Usually a lot less in the dryer in summer, of course, but even if it weren't so wet the baby pulls it all down from the racks.

not newer heat pumps ones. they are more economical and cost very little per hour to run.

Washing machine 6 to 7 times a week, line dry in summer. In winter, we use the dehumidifiers to dry as it’s on 24/7 in winter anyway but we still put the clothes in the dryer for 15 mins so it’s crisp. No dishwasher and no gas, only electricity. Pay £210 direct debit all year

We use octopus energy that tells us the cheapest times. I only use appliances on those hours.

Washing machine every day, sometimes twice a day

Dishwasher maybe 3 times a week

Dryer once a week in summer, every day in winter

The drier is about 80p to £1 an hour, and washer a bit less, but also uses water.
I do laundry about once a week, but times that by 3 for others in the house. Never really use dryer except if in a big hurry.
If you've a smart meter it might be faulty or picking up readings from yours plus another property? I have heard of that happening.

It's the tumble dryer. Dishwasher at least once a day and washing machine probably 4 or 5 times a week. We've used the dryer probably less than dozen times in ten years - it's fab when needed but expensive, so only used when absolutely essential.

Family of 3 , no dishwasher or tumble dryer. Washing machine two or three times a wet, it goes outside or on airer/airing cupboard in winter. £120 for gas and electric

Yabu. And obviously it depends on the size of your household.

That’s an enormous amount- you could cut down by using a heated rack and not using the tumble dryer, a huge electricity gobbler. Do you have to do washing every day?

Dishwasher and washing machine isn't excessive but tumble dryer is in the summer, I tend to try to wash when I can hang it out and do my 60c sheet wash on Sunday which is BG half price electric day