Thread: Cutting back and cancelling stuff to save money?
View Single Post
Old 19-10-2013, 21:13   #12
Sirius
Grumpy Fecker
 
Sirius's Avatar
 
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Warrington
Age: 66
Services: Every Weekend
Posts: 17,068
Sirius has a lot of silver blingSirius has a lot of silver blingSirius has a lot of silver blingSirius has a lot of silver blingSirius has a lot of silver blingSirius has a lot of silver blingSirius has a lot of silver blingSirius has a lot of silver bling
Sirius has a lot of silver blingSirius has a lot of silver blingSirius has a lot of silver blingSirius has a lot of silver blingSirius has a lot of silver blingSirius has a lot of silver blingSirius has a lot of silver blingSirius has a lot of silver blingSirius has a lot of silver blingSirius has a lot of silver blingSirius has a lot of silver blingSirius has a lot of silver blingSirius has a lot of silver blingSirius has a lot of silver blingSirius has a lot of silver bling
Re: Cutting back and cancelling stuff to save money?
Quote:
Originally Posted by heero_yuy View Post
Minimise energy use: Washing machine full loads at lower temperatures, same for dishwasher. Using the small oven as often as possible instead of the larger one. Use gas for heat, not electricity as far as possible.

More shopping at Lidl, longer to get to than Sainsbury's but much cheaper.

We haven't paid TV licence for 5+ years. Don't watch the BBC either.

Minimise unnecessary car journeys.

We're also considering downsizing the TV package from VM from XL to L.

A lot of these things we do anyway but we'll just have to do them more.
Thats on my list, they can sod off
__________________
The UK is now the regime of Ayatollah Starmer the UK's dictator

I am a happy Linux user
Sirius is offline   Reply With Quote