How to save on energy bills: Top energy-consuming appliances and cost-cutting alternatives

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As the chillier weather rolls in, we're all bracing ourselves for the inevitable rise in energy bills. With autumn and winter notorious for higher bills, we're always on the hunt for ways to reduce our energy consumption.

It turns out, some of our everyday appliances could be the culprits behind the price hike. A study by cleaning experts Vacuum Wars analysed the average energy usage of common household appliances against October's increased energy price cap to reveal which ones are driving up our energy bills – and the results might shock you.To help save you some cash this autumn/winter, we've listed the most expensive appliances and some simple changes you can make.

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According to Anglian Water, the average Brit spends about eight minutes in the shower, meaning a daily shower would rack up a yearly bill of £104.33 for just one person.