Now that we know Al Gore's power bill and we know each other's land value, what are you guys paying per month on your power for your primary household. I have gas forced air and last month I paid almost $230 for a sub 1,500 square foot two story home. I can't wait til spring.
Your power bill
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LAST EDITED ON Feb-26-07 AT 06:27PM (MST)[p]$400 last month for a 1 story 1900 sq' home. THat is with a pellet stove and forced air electric. I cant wait to see what it will be when we build our 3500 sq' next spring! Holy balls!! Good thing our house is paid off, it makes the blow a little less.
Eric
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Eric
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woodruffhunter
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Polar,
After reading your post; note to self: I will never ever complain about my heat bill again!!
After reading your post; note to self: I will never ever complain about my heat bill again!!
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isayNUNYA
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This past month
: Electric, $48
: NG, $103
Summer months:
Power usually around $40
Gas around $25
Just doing my part to keep the rigs out of Tfinals back yard.
Maybe I should be a Democrap. NOT!
: Electric, $48
: NG, $103
Summer months:
Power usually around $40
Gas around $25
Just doing my part to keep the rigs out of Tfinals back yard.
Maybe I should be a Democrap. NOT!
>It runs between $60 and $70.
>Ninety percent of heat comes
>from mill trim ends. 1300
>Sq. Ft. Nice dry wood
>heat is the best, right
>BuckSnort?
>
>Steve
It sure is Steve. It really shines when the power is out and I'm still heating the house. Although The newer pellet stoves have been getting my attention...No more cutting splitting and stacking.I still fancy the old fashion way though. Plus cutting firewood gives me another excuse to be out in the woods come spring.
>Ninety percent of heat comes
>from mill trim ends. 1300
>Sq. Ft. Nice dry wood
>heat is the best, right
>BuckSnort?
>
>Steve
It sure is Steve. It really shines when the power is out and I'm still heating the house. Although The newer pellet stoves have been getting my attention...No more cutting splitting and stacking.I still fancy the old fashion way though. Plus cutting firewood gives me another excuse to be out in the woods come spring.
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JACKELOPE
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My father just switched over from heating with wood to a pellet stove. he loves it...but he does miss being out in the woods, cutting, splitting and stacking wood was just beating him up too bad due to his age i think.
Zigga....High efficiency electric heat pump. Our bill usually runs in the high 200's but last month we had several weeks in the teens and twenties. After being an HVAC guy for a while I discovered that (other than wood heat) an electric heat pump is the most efficient way to go.
Eric
Ultra liberal, wolf loving, illiterate, gay, hippie midgets on crack piss me off!!!!
Eric
Ultra liberal, wolf loving, illiterate, gay, hippie midgets on crack piss me off!!!!
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manny15
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Elec: $38
NG: $78
NG: $78
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huntindude
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During the summer months mine runs around $11,000 a month. if it weren't for the BPA hydro projects on the Columbia that the fish freaks want pulled out it would be worse than that. by the way that's for irrigation pumps.
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AZbowhntr
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This is the good time of the year for us AZ guys. My house is 3500sq' and my gas bill is right around $100 (gas heat and water) and my power bill is around $150. In the summer my gas bill drops to about $50 bucks but my power bill will get up to $500 for the hottest couple months. Talk about a killer.
