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In the US and specifically the northeast I guess. Not sure, but what do you pay in utility bills each month? Now that winter is upon us and heating bills are scary, I'm wondering how mine compares to others.

My last three months were...
$152
$250
$353

My neighbor paid $550 last month, so I'm not doing too bad. I have about 1600 Square feet. Two floors and a basement. I have 2 forced air heat and AC units for 2 zones.

A! Let's compare. Also, I'm always home so the heat has to stay on 24/7. I set mione pretty high during the day and night.

Go! If this gets no replies, I don't care, I'm banning people!!
 
Mine in the winter is around $120. it's also a 1br apt. I keep heat off while at work, and off in the living room when I am sleeping, unless I am hittin the skins, then I leave it on in all rooms in case she needs to get up to stretch or something. then I hit that shit again. with a bat. and toss it into my trunk. then take a little drive to Staten Island. then go home. then turn the heat up even more cause it's cold out in that dump. then that shit gets to like $150 a month and then the skins hittin gots ta move to her crib. but her goddamn roommate is always home and talking. so I turn the heat down in their apt to flush the roomie out. then i hit the skins all over again. HEAT, nigga.
 
Didn't you just put more insulation in your attic GL? I put another 15" up there this past fall and even with the increased cost of gas/electricity my bills are still better than they were a year ago. It makes a huge difference.

Last year my winter heating bills were $200-330 a month. My most recent one was for $175.
 
Last bill was for $128 - gas + electric....don't have a new bill yet....

Edit: Keep the heat set at 55....no higher than 60.... :cold:
 
LOL.. I think I turned my heater on three times this year. My electrical bill sucks though cause I still run the AC
 
GL- 2900 sq ft house, oil heat- probably around $750 a year in oil but my electric bill is outrageous- its been as high as $350 a month but i went on a payment plan so its around $200 a month now.
 
Heck, I guess I have it made.

I have a 2500 sq ft house, electric heat pump, keep the heat at 69 degrees and my heating bill usually costs around $70. The most it is is around $129 in February.
 
$150 a month, but I locked in at a certain rate with my gas company......I`m sure it would be alot higher if I wasn`t in this program...
 
KillahBee said:
Mine in the winter is around $120. it's also a 1br apt. I keep heat off while at work, and off in the living room when I am sleeping, unless I am hittin the skins, then I leave it on in all rooms in case she needs to get up to stretch or something. then I hit that shit again. with a bat. and toss it into my trunk. then take a little drive to Staten Island. then go home. then turn the heat up even more cause it's cold out in that dump. then that shit gets to like $150 a month and then the skins hittin gots ta move to her crib. but her goddamn roommate is always home and talking. so I turn the heat down in their apt to flush the roomie out. then i hit the skins all over again. HEAT, nigga.
heh
 
Raina said:
Didn't you just put more insulation in your attic GL? I put another 15" up there this past fall and even with the increased cost of gas/electricity my bills are still better than they were a year ago. It makes a huge difference.

Last year my winter heating bills were $200-330 a month. My most recent one was for $175.



Yes, I added an average of 12-16 inches more insulation up in the attic. My usage is lower than last year's but the actual price is higher because of the price increase per therm.


aap, HOLY SHIT! Are you in a single family house? A townhouse or condo would have heat from other units to help...

Also, last month's bill was only $250 and I just got this month's at $353, so those who had lower bills could still get sticker shock, like Humorme did. Sorry man, it sucks.
 
manny78 said:
$353 ??? Are you living in Alaska ? Or maybe in a freezer ?


My rates are high. I did'nt want to ask too detailed a question like "How many therms did you use last month?" lol So I just asked how much the bill was. I actually used LESS than last year, about 20-35% less and my bill was higher this year for the same month because of the increase in gas prices.

We're paying over $1.00 per therm/gas.
 
I think my house is a natural 64-66 degrees with the heat off at 20 degrees outside. So, overnight if i keep that temp on the stat, the heat won't run. The house is very well insulated but i'm still looking to improve on it. I hope that $353 bill gets better next month (from last year) due to the new insulation.
 
manny78 said:
$353 ??? Are you living in Alaska ? Or maybe in a freezer ?

lol, i know where GL is and I'm not that far off in temperature. its cold.
you know, it also depends on how many people are in the house and if someone is there all day. if you have kids and can't keep the house really cold and they are using TV's and computers or air conditioners and leaving lights on, etc, it adds up.
 
gonelifting said:
aap, HOLY SHIT! Are you in a single family house? A townhouse or condo would have heat from other units to help...

Yeah, I'm the only one who lives there plus I do not leave lights, tv's, etc on so I am sure that cuts down on costs.

It's a house by itself, so no ajoining units or anything.
 
$15.
 
alien amp pharm said:
Heck, I guess I have it made.

I have a 2500 sq ft house, electric heat pump, keep the heat at 69 degrees and my heating bill usually costs around $70. The most it is is around $129 in February.

Same here - smaller house, but pretty much the same setup and costs.
 
OMG, I couldn't imagine paying that. My utilities will be in my condo fees. Good thing, because I need the thermostat at 75 degrees during the winter.
 
nycgirl said:
OMG, I couldn't imagine paying that. My utilities will be in my condo fees. Good thing, because I need the thermostat at 75 degrees during the winter.


We used to set it in the mid 70's. When we did that, our upstairs stat showed 82!!! EIGHTY fucking TWO!!! and it's 20 degrees out. I programmed the stats now and it's running a little more smoothly. I wish i could compare to my neighbors with the same house designs as mine. You could never really do that realistically, because everybody lives a different lifestyle and schedule.


Note** Due to the 35+ replies, nobody will be banned today. Thank you.
 
redguru said:
You're the best mod ever.


LOL I don't know about "best", but certainly the hardest working.


Perkele is still a mod, right?
 
gonelifting said:
I wish i could compare to my neighbors with the same house designs as mine. You could never really do that realistically, because everybody lives a different lifestyle and schedule.


Some people actually open the door and go outside for awhile.

I called the HVAC man today to come and look at my systems and see what I can do to make things a little more efficient around here. Are you supposed to change the filters on these things?:D
 
big4life said:
I would reply, but I'm still trying to figure out why you made a bet on the bookie board of 1 karma, and since it paid out at 9/10, you didn't win anything. :confused:


:worried:


I wanted to see how it paid out. You just answered that for me. lol I was thinking 1, 2 or 3. I should have went higher than 1. They should round up. wtf?

Heads will roll for this.
 
$572 (I had to ask my wife, cause I have not seen a gas bill since we got married) last month, but we have had an unseasonably warm winter. Average temp is usually 34 in January, but it's been in the 40's and 50's and a few 60+ degree days.

We keep our garages heated which no doubt makes up for a lot of it......since my daughter feels the need to go outside via the garage. :)
 
Gas about $35-$60/month in winter, depending on conditions. But that's in a 1 br apartment. It'd be less if my water heater wasn't a wasteful piece of shit.
 
$65-$85 this time of year. 5 bedroom house, I live alone, and am rarely home. I never leave the heat on when gone and when I get home I only heat the bedroom. I have a pellet stove and rarely use that either.
 
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