How much per day is your gas/electricity costing?

[WombatChocolate]

Hi. I’ve become too interested in watching the smart meter to see what my daily spend is. Just wondered what others are spending.

For context, 3 bed house with gas CH and gas cooker. We have heating on for an hour in morning and about 5 hours in evening with thermostat set to 18.

• electricity is fairly constant for us as not impacted by weather…around £1.50 per day - including probably one run of either dishwasher or washing machine.
• gas - in the cold spell over weekend cost £10.50. (It was on an extra couple of hours as so cold) Most of Nov was costing about £7.50

Am on the standard tariff. Do these seem high/low/normal compared to what you guys are spending

I'm doing pretty much the same routine as you, I used to do the two blasts a day but getting up to heat was pricey with a gap during the day.
It is tedious indeed lol but I feel like at least we're not really chilly in that waiting time. So I've been keeping it on at 15.5 from 10am till 4pm just ticking over. Turning it off about 9pm

Posted too soon.
In conclusion no I can't think of any better way to be comfortable!

All electric, 2 bed bungalow, all rooms except bathroom and separate toilet has outside walls. Temp gets to 11-13c overnight and first thing in this cold weather. Starts dropping like a stone within an hour of turning any heat off.

Spending anywhere from £9-11.50 a day in this cold.
Only 2 adults and 2 tiny dogs. The latter has an oil filled radiator on 19c overnight while it's so cold otherwise they suffer. Approx 80p a night. My hot water tank costs £1.50-£2 every night to heat.

I don't use the 'smart' storage heaters as what comes out of them is lukewarm air and costs another £300 a month by themselves if they're all on 6hrs a day. I just heat the rooms we're in with an oil filled radiator and 1 a/c unit that heats as well as cools (cheapest way, I get 4kw worth of heat for 1kw in cost).

I miss cental heating. No chance of getting it where I am.
I'm on a fixed rate of 27p per kw and 48p standing charge. In summer I'm at around £6.60 a day which includes a/c.

3 bed semi here, we have a living room then open plan dining room, kitchen and lounge area which we mainly live in.

Typically we have the heating on from 4pm to 9pm and 5am to 8am, and we’re using around £10.50 per day.

Over the cold snap we will leave the heating on longer, maybe all day.

Our December bill for 30 days (8 Dec - 7 Jan) was just under £200. Daily use for gas and electricity total was £6.64

Should add there are 4 of us in a 3 bed semi-detached house. Well insulated but in a cold and windy location.

We are quite heavy users as charge 2 cars. Heating on about 6hrs per day at 19. Overall costs £10 per day gas and electric in winter, maybe £4 in summer

In a 2 bed 60s purpose built flat with kids with me 50% of the time, admittedly end of the run so 3 external walls. I have crappy ancient E7 storage heaters that I can't afford to replace yet and am spending £6-10 a day on electricity (all electric with no option for gas) which makes it tolerably warm for a couple of hours in the morning then oil radiators in the evening for a few hours in lounge and kids bedroom. The kitchen / diner is basically unusable as it's too cold, full of condensation and black mould. Roll on spring and a couple of more paydays when I can start addressing some of the issues.