Managing your electricity bills can be tricky, especially when some of your favourite appliances may be the most expensive to run.
If you’re looking to make a saving, it’s important to know which appliances are a little easier on the wallet, and which ones will cost you more down the line.
In this Canstar Blue guide, we outline the average running costs of typical household appliances.
What is the most expensive appliance to run?
Here is a list of how much common household appliances are costing you to run each year.
- Pool pump:$411
- Non–ducted Air Conditioner: $258
- Television: $144
- Refrigerator: $137
- Clothes Washer: $119
- Dishwasher: $85
- Clothes Dryer: $55
- Computer Monitor: $29
The bottom line on the most expensive appliances
Being aware of which appliances are the most expensive to run, means you can make informed choices about how to reduce your energy bill.
Whether it’s investing in more energy-efficient models, using certain appliances less frequently, or adopting energy-saving habits, small changes can lead to making some substantial savings. Sometimes, the best option might be to reconsider your electricity plan.
Check out Canstar Blue’s comparison tool to compare electricity plans from top providers across Australia.
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