electric bill
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merlin
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Setting your fridge temperature too low gives you Covid...
Ivor the Engine
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Yorky
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Not like you to make inane comments.
merlin
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True, but I'm learning from the example set by others
Coffee
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True, but I'm learning from the example set by others
You are learning well too. ;-)
Bandersnatch
Surin Solar Legend
Another good month at Fort Bandersnatch - despite the rain managed another clean sheet powering the house and car. @mango 2 you 2 probably beat me as he doesn't pay the standing charge
Prakhonchai Nick
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Nomad wins the golden ring. My bill was surprisingly lower than expectations at 4,470bt, slightly cheaper than the month before.
FERRET
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The kicker will be, for us, will be the new place.
2 daughters, ac and, this renter has S.F.A natural ventalation.
CO-CO
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nomad97
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I keep telling my tribe that fans do not lower room temperatures. I tell them that they are good for cooling people if they stand or sit in front of them, but not good for lowering the ambient temperature of a room. That is what air conditioning units are for. I also tell them that unattended fans are also good for elevated electricity bills. Notwithstanding my constant reminders, some may say nagging, I seem to be forever switching off fans spinning in space. Duh!
Deerculler
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1490 Baht.
Same here Nomad. I keep telling them the fan is only circulating hot air and can make you feel sleepy.
Same here Nomad. I keep telling them the fan is only circulating hot air and can make you feel sleepy.
CO-CO
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I am surprised (and therefore probably ignorant of the fact) that fans use more than a little electricity.
Yorky
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Mrs. Ib, upon shopping for a new table fan many years ago was told by the salesman that the model he was suggesting used as little as ฿1.00/hour in electric. I advised Mrs. Ib not to leave the fan on 24 hours/day as her electric bill would soon reach ฿700.00/month.
However, the normal table fan is unlikely to use more than 10 watts on low or 30 watts on high, around 4 satang to 12 satang per hour.
nomad97
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Fans are certainly a lot cheaper to run than air conditioning units. However, every little bit counts if they are left running when people vacate the room.
CO-CO
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Ahh!..................................... now that is a totally different subject altogether. One, I suspect, that would quickly turn into Thai bashing (certainly by my).
Until she met me, my missus was unfamiliar with the term "Were you born a f&*$#ng barn?"
Coffee
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Keeps the ghostly spirits away...same as leaving the fookin' lights on.
Heard during daylight hours by my family members..."When you walked into the bathroom you turned ON the lightswitch. What is so [FARKInG] difficult about turning it OFF when you are finished and walk out of the bathroom!"
or...
"One day when have to pay the electric bill you will..." so on and so forth.
Oh what they hell, they're going to take care of us when we no longer can, correct ?
(They'll probably kill us too.)