These appliances will cost you the most to run this winter
Sally Coffey
11 January 2024
We reveal the appliances with the most expensive running costs
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How much more do households have to pay?
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21. Phone charger: 0.15p per hour
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20. Light bulbs: 0.29p per hour
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19. BT Hub: 0.35p per hour
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18. Fridge: 0.81p per hour
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17. TV: 0.87p per hour
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16. Sky Q box: 1p per hour
Sky
15. Electric blanket: 3p per hour
Lakeland
14. PlayStation 5: 6p per hour
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13. Slow cooker: 7p per hour
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12. Electric clothes airer: 7p per hour
Aldi
11. Washing machine: 20p per hour
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10. Air fryer: 29p per hour
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9. Iron: 32p per hour
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8. Toaster: 35p per hour
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7. Microwave: 35p per hour
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6. Dishwasher: 35p per hour
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5. Vacuum cleaner: 41p per hour
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4. Electric hobs: 49p per hour
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3. Kettle: 52p per hour
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2. Oven: 58p per hour
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1. Tumble-dryer: 0.87p per hour
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