Electricity consumption at home, what is your consumption?

plus 1-4 filters from the manufacturer,

Or an unbranded one for a fraction of that price.

plus the popular maintenance contract for heating and controlled residential ventilation

Nope.

plus cleaning of the pipe system every 5-10 years

Why? What’s the point of the filters then? How often do you clean your water pipes? Or does something diffuse in there?

Says the one who slaps lead- and cadmium-photovoltaics on their roof. How will these and other highly toxic materials in your photovoltaic system be disposed of and recycled in an environmentally friendly way in 25-30 years?

It's like with my 8-year-old daughter. When I say, "You didn't do this and that," she replies, "But you didn't do this and that."

Alright, I'll disengage now. There are just people who like to ventilate manually and those who let it be done. Fortunately, it's up to each person to decide what they want to do.

Whoever wants to do something is fortunately free to do so themselves

Correct. For actually legitimate decisions, no one has to come around with any far-fetched alternative facts or top-notch pub talk.

Oops, anyone who needs a maintenance contract for the controlled residential ventilation system gets a volume discount at MyHammer. It is hopelessly overwhelmed by light bulb replacement. I didn't even check what the controlled residential ventilation system needs. At the moment, heat recovery is sufficient for heating and the compressor had 1 hour of runtime for hot water in the last few days.

Correct. For actually legitimate decisions, no one has to come up with any outrageous alternative facts or first-rate barroom slogans.

I see it the same way and like to pass the ball back

Back to the topic...

Controlled residential ventilation permanently on automatic, large French door refrigerator (currently set to 7 degrees), boiling water tap, hot water via air-water heat pump, 6 Alexas, 1 TV, no server or similar. Heating is currently off.
So you can guess what runs at night or not. We are somewhere around 280 watts and then the hot water kicks in once at night.

The last peak yesterday around 6-7 pm was the iron
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