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Estimated single-use costs for appliances from Oct. 2022 - Jan. 2023 Appliance single-use time in hours 1 E 2 3 5 6 = 24 = Media Utility Food Cleaning Iron 0.81 Kettle 0.08 Coffee maker 0.05 Microwave 0.05 Hair dryer 0.15 Electric lights 0.26 Vacuum cleaner 0.10 Electric hob 0.86 Gas hob 0.29 Laptop 0.41 Games console 0.21 TV 0.16 Slow cooker 0.47 Electric blanket 0.31 Electric drying rack 0.12 Washing machine 0.55 Phone charger 0.01 Fridge (with freezer) 0.62 Electricity will cost nearly 2.5 times more than it did in winter 2021, when 1 hour of electric heating cost 0.42 Electric oven (with fan) 1.04 Dishwasher 1.04 Wi-Fi router 0.09 Heating Plug-in electric heater 1.04 Tumble dryer 1.95 Gas central heating 9.85 Gas prices will be more than 3 times higher than last winter, when 6 hours of central heating cost 2.63