KWh consumption - Your daily electricity consumption in kWh

Hello - I propose a summary of our electricity consumption on a daily basis.
My methodology is to read the electricity meter every 10 days, subtract the previous reading from the current one and divide this difference by 10 (the number of the bottom between the measurements).
I am asking for your results, stating the conditions, i.e. whether it is a house, a house, an apartment in a block of flats, how many meters, how many people, what devices.
Please, do not provide information in the format: "... in two months I have PLN 350 to pay" - we are only interested in meter consumption broken down daily.

My conditions - flat 65 sq m, three adults, a multitude of devices, economy / LED bulbs, LCD 32 TV, computer many hours, washing machine at high temperatures, no dishwasher, microwave every day, electric oven rarely, large fridge full power cooling, cyclone vacuum cleaner 1800 W every day, shining for many hours - we like brightness
Oh, energy meter, old, mechanical disc, some PAFAL.
My daily consumption is up to 5 kWh. Will it be a lot or a little - I will find out how the topic develops: - I invite you to participate

I use about 4 kWh a day, but I have a 2-tariff meter because I have electric heating. How, you are not sure if the meter is cheating, you buy a wattmeter, measure the power of a device exactly and turn it on for an hour, then check how much the meter has loaded you.

Hi.

The apartment is 60 [m?]. Two people.
Daily energy consumption: 3.01 [kWh] (measured daily for a month / 30)

Greetings.

Krakow: apartment 47m2, consumption about 5kWh per day.

devices:
water heater washing dishes for the kitchen 10L ~ 1500W
electric cooker 2 cooking rings ~ 2000W
computer + LED monitor ~ 100W
2 TV LED 32 "~ 40W
brand new fridge
occasional additional heating with electrics
lighting vacuuming washing machine
aha: the electric towel rail 50W in the spring and autumn season goes on all the time

In winter, due to the water temperature, it rises to ~ 8kWh

In terms of energy, it goes like this:
Water heater: 2-4kWh / day
Cooking: 1kWh / day
Washing: 0.5kWh / day
Fridge: 0.7kWh / day
Standby devices: 0.2kWh / day
Lighting: 0.3kWh / day
Other: 0.5kWh / day

giepetto wrote:

11-14 kWh / day in winter, 15-20 kWh in summer.

Not the other way around ?

Hi.

giepetto and what should I say to you?

On average, 3 [kWh] - 1100 [kWh] per year. For two people, according to EU guidelines, this is a very good result, not to mention ecology. If I find this brochure, I will be happy to send it to you.
I have natural gas in my apartment.

Don't offend the Amish.

Greetings.

I put in gently ....... it makes no sense to write down the counter every day.
Better, e.g. every 10 days (easier to divide by the number of days).
The greater ... the interval between measurements, the smaller the possible measurement error) - (this type of question, at what time the meter was written down, or e.g. on certain days several washes were organized, and two consecutive days with low power consumption - lighting only and tv).
In my opinion, reading every 10 days is the minimum period.


Added after 1 [hours] 10 [minutes]:

... it's better to take readings every 10 days to reduce the measurement error ..... reading every 10 days does not interfere with the calculation of the daily power consumption ....... can you read?
The daily power consumption does not mean that you should read it every day.