The price comparison site looked into the ‘energy guzzlers’ which could see Brits as a whole spend £11 million a week powering.
Analysis was conducted as people around the nations have been enjoying warmer weather in the last few weeks and are using these appliances more frequently.
Hot tubs are the biggest contributors to garden energy bills, but the cost of running lawnmowers, electric barbecues and plug-in water features can also add up.
How much do these garden appliances cost to run?
According to Uswitch the cost to run the garden appliances is as follows:
The UK’s hot tub owners could be building up energy bills of £8 million a week over the summer months if they all have very efficient models.
However, less efficient models can be even pricier to run — potentially running up bills of around £4.50 a day.
More than one million households own electric barbecues, which cost about 74p to run for 90 minutes of cooking.
Using traditional charcoal is more expensive, however, with 1kg of supermarket charcoal costing around…
