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Dishwashers… boring eh. Well, not if you realise they cost you £75 a year to run!

There is a remedy though, pop on our lovely looking website and look at our deals.

It’s only three simple clicks and you’ll be saving yourself money in no time.

And we have something clever called ‘Auto switch’, so every year we do the hard work to get you the best deal and you don’t have to lift a finger!

Derrick the dishwasher is a bit dim.

He’s happy because he thinks he’s saving his owners money… little does he know how much he costs to run.

Poor Derrick, if his owners were to Try Switching energy provider he still wouldn’t realise… but at least they would have more money in their pocket.

Don’t boil water in a pan!

You might think that boiling water in the same
pan you’re going to use for your pasta or rice is
the sensible thing to do.

You might even feel like you’re being cost-effective, but the opposite is actually true. Boiling water on the hob is about 70% efficient, but a kettle is about 80% efficient, and it’s much quicker. So, be a love and put the
kettle on. Saving is simple.

Victor the Vacuum not only sucks up all the dirt he sucks up all the money. It’s no wonder he feels rotten.

Help blow Victor away and Try Switching.

Yo dawg! Changing your broadband supplier is as easy as changing channel.

You’ve just got to switch. So take the lead, stay pawsitive, and Try Switching.

Ernie the iron is feeling sad. Pressed? More like depressed. Ernie knows he’s quite expensive to run, but knows that he could be cheaper to use if only someone would Try Switching.
Cheer up Ernie and Try Switching. It would be great to see him crease up once again.

Which appliances cost the most to run? Hmm?

Generally the appliances that produce heat are the most expensive to run. Think of tumble dryers, kettles, toasters and, of course, electric heaters.

TOP TIP: When you fill the kettle, only fill to the amount you need. It is estimated that it costs 15p for every 10 cups of tea. A cup of tea a day is over £5 a year on your electricity bill. Cheap as chips. But if you're filling the kettle to the top when you only need a mug's worth, you’ll be paying closer to 30 quid a year.

Which appliances cost the most to run? Hmm?

Generally the appliances that produce heat are the most expensive to run. Think of tumble dryers, kettles, toasters and, of course, electric heaters.

TOP TIP: When you fill the kettle, only fill to the amount you need. It is estimated that it costs 15p for every 10 cups of tea. A cup of tea a day is over £5 a year on your electricity bill. Cheap as chips. But if you're filling the kettle to the top when you only need a mugs worth, you’ll be paying closer to 30 quid a year.

Saving is simple. Try Switching is a price comparison and switching site with a BIG difference.

Not only are we saving customers hundreds by finding them better deals on their broadband and energy, but we're doing our bit to improve communities by giving back to hard working charities.

Try Switching, start saving, get giving.

Harriette the hairdryer is sad. Harriette has always felt like an underachiever – like she could’ve been something more, something better.

What really gets Harriette’s goat is that she could be cheaper to use — if only her owners were to Try Switching.

We think Harriette should cheer up. We think you’re great Harriette and that’s not just hot air.

Did you know that some appliances still use up to 10% of energy even when in stand-by mode?

The older the appliance, the more energy they use.

Turning appliances off at the plug could save you anything from £50-£100 annually.

So now you know! Saving is simple. 👍

Keith the kettle is a hypochondriac; he’s constantly moaning about one thing or another.

What really makes Keith a bit of a worry pot is that every single cup of tea he boils would be cheaper if a certain someone would take 2 minutes to switch energy suppliers.

Make Keith feel better and Try Switching now.