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A mother-of-two has cut her household bills by £200 a year by ditching her oven and opting for an air fryer.
Bryony Lewis, from Fareham, Hampshire, said she is saving even more by reducing the amount of time she has the heating on for.
The 39-year-old lives with her husband, seven year old son and eight year old daughter, and with the cost of living crisis, began to think of ways to cut back on bills.
The self-employed business owner said the rise in energy prices prompted her to look at which appliances used the most energy in her household.
Mother-of-two Bryony Lewis (pictured) said she has drastically reduced her household bills by turning off her electric oven and gas central heating
The 39-year-old, from Fareham, Hampshire, lives with her husband, daughter and son, and began looking at ways to cut bills with the cost of living on the up
She told The Sun she used a smart meter to find out where her money was being spent, and found some appliances cost way more to run than others.
Bryony discovered that her gas central heating and electric oven drove up her bills the most.
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