JoeRoberts
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Don't know what a heat pump dryer is . Unlikely I'll have a car crash this evening but I'm putting my seat belt on as usual.
Don't know what a heat pump dryer is . Unlikely I'll have a car crash this evening but I'm putting my seat belt on as usual.Unlikely though - most washing machines wash at 30c or far less now and are unlikely to ignite. My tumble dryer is a heat pump model so technically should be no different from running a fridge. This might have been the case 30 or 40 years ago but it hardly applies now. I do almost all my washing and drying off peak and it saves about 1/3 of the cost.
But you're still going to drive.Don't know what a heat pump dryer is . Unlikely I'll have a car crash this evening but I'm putting my seat belt on as usual.
I don't think it was the temperature, more electrical faults or motors overheating. If they're such a risk, I'd imagine timers wouldn't be allowed on them.most washing machines wash at 30c
Yes will still drive as no choice unless I sit at home with no income. But there is a very simple choice whether to leave a tumble dryer running while your family is sleeping.But you're still going to drive.
I don't think it was the temperature, more electrical faults or motors overheating. If they're such a risk, I'd imagine timers wouldn't be allowed on them.
Wait, who offers 24c/12c D/N?!All depends on what works best for you, we have an ev and a hp, I use a d/n rate 12c at night and double during the day, all car charging is at 12c and I push a lot of hp kws to night as well.
Regardless 34c for a day unit doesn't sound appealing!
Flogas bwg affinity rate from may I think it wasWait, who offers 24c/12c D/N?!