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Our House uses £10.00 worth of electricity per week on avererage...to include:-
electric cooking, lights t.v, computer, radio,Fridge,Washing machine,Dishwasher, Kettle,Iron, Toaster wall lights... electric fires up the central heating, ...
On a campsite im charged £4.00 per night, just for fridge and lights,
thats an equivalant to £28.00 per week on a domestic tariff... so where does the difference in cost go... £18.00 ? would it be the provision of hook up points, being installed at the site, together with running the power to those points?
As were on the prepayment system ( Card) we can control what we use, and do not abuse the power that is available to us. should the card register the amount left available as being at £1.40 in the evening.. this would see us through that evening and untill the following evening...where we would TOP UP...
I think the awsner is.. we expect to pay more... because its a holiday.. electricity whilst camping is not a an urgent requirement ( unless on medical terms) but a luxury,
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