The neighbour charges his car inside in the city centre every Sunday as he says itâs cheaper than charging it at home. Is that possible?
It would be a good two hour walk for him in and out. Or the daughter drives him. If true it doesnât make a lot of sense to me. Does it @Little_Lord_Fauntleroy?
The country is full of hungry, miserable bastards like that fella.
Not unlike the cunts who drive for miles and queue for ages to get daysel a few cent chaper
Maybe it is but it cant be enough to do that, he should charge it at a night rate
We all know overall that the smart metres are a ripoff, as does he. But when I started asking the hard questions he muddled his answers.
I suppose heâs a small minority but these are the things I just canât fathom.
Itâs like the day I went to the scrap yard for a small window. Yer man was looking for âŹ70. I said theyâre only âŹ50 new in the main dealer. He said take it or leave it. Lazy culture.
Is the smart meter tariff really more expensive?
Well, you need to be smart to beat it. But for the average household the bill is proven to go up.
You need to start putting on your dishwasher and washing machine after 11pm. Not cooking dinner between 5-7pm. Working from home would be a disaster Iâd imagine.
No, if you use devices at the right time its cheaper
Like ateing the dinner before 8am.
What is the right time?
Dinner at 3AM
11pm for charging the car for example
The night rate for electricity starts at 23:00 until 08:00 the following morning with Energiaâs peak times ranging from 17:00 to 19:00.
If youâve stay up until 11pm youâll be using more electricity. Thereâs no value in the smart meter rates at the moment.
ok, charge it at 6.30 then or set the car to charge at midnight
Lads donât understand the delay timer setting on their appliances clearly
Can be in around 70c a unit at peak, an absolute ripoff.
Why do Irish women shout into the phone?
Cos She thinks youâre thick as mince?
Nasty stuff of a Thursday.