'Vampire appliances' adding £575 to your energy bill this autumn and how to stop it

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With the cost of living continue to rise, many are searching for ways to save some cash especially when it comes to keeping their household bills down.

Despite the recent energy bill price guarantee coming into effect, many households will still see their energy bills rise as the £2,500 figure that kicked in on October 1 is still higher than the current price cap, which is £1,971.

One way to help save money on your energy bill is to ensure all 'vampire appliances' are switched off, as these could be adding hundreds of pounds to your bill each year.

According to British Gas, up to 23% of British homes' energy use could come from vampire appliances. Vampire appliances are devices which are left on standby instead of being switched off.This means they continue to use energy even when they're not in use.