Tesco survey reveals cost of British clumsiness

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Tesco survey reveals cost of British clumsiness

New research from Tesco has revealed the true extend of the havoc Brits cause in their own homes.

It has found that young children cause £136 million worth of damage a year, while drinking is to blame for £95 million worth of spillages and breakages.

Our four-legged friends also have a part to play, with pets creating £87 million worth of damage annually.

However, far out ahead as the main cause of destruction in the home is what Tesco terms "messing around/horseplay", which is the culprit for one-in-four accidents and leaves a total bill of £325 million.

The most common accidents involve damaging carpets, curtains and furniture through spillages, followed by dropping a household ornament and breaking an expensive electrical item.

Paul Baxter, a spokesperson for Tesco, commented: "As the saying goes accidents do happen - and this research suggests many of us suffer financial loses on an annual basis."

Yesterday, Tesco Home Insurance launched three new policies, with varying levels of cover.
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