Originally posted by: lilcam
$422 for 49 day billing cycle. They didn't bill me for december because the account was being transferred into my name. But yes I am responsible for the amount. Now, how the heck do I lower that b!tch?!?!!?!?
It's on 65 when we leave the house and 68 when we go to bed.
Originally posted by: cliftonite
Originally posted by: lilcam
$422 for 49 day billing cycle. They didn't bill me for december because the account was being transferred into my name. But yes I am responsible for the amount. Now, how the heck do I lower that b!tch?!?!!?!?
It's on 65 when we leave the house and 68 when we go to bed.
how big is the house?
Originally posted by: lilcam
$422 for 49 day billing cycle. They didn't bill me for december because the account was being transferred into my name. But yes I am responsible for the amount. Now, how the heck do I lower that b!tch?!?!!?!?
It's on 65 when we leave the house and 68 when we go to bed.
Originally posted by: Joker81
seal the windows with duct tape.
Originally posted by: lilcam
Originally posted by: Joker81
seal the windows with duct tape.
yea ... going to seal the windows with that plastic thing. what's it call?
it looks like siran wrap.
Originally posted by: LikeLinus
Originally posted by: lilcam
$422 for 49 day billing cycle. They didn't bill me for december because the account was being transferred into my name. But yes I am responsible for the amount. Now, how the heck do I lower that b!tch?!?!!?!?
It's on 65 when we leave the house and 68 when we go to bed.
Wow could you have a gas leak?? Might be worth checking.
How many gas appliances do you own? We use natural gas, but our bill is < $100 a month.
Originally posted by: Dissipate
My suggestion is to turn off your heater, wear warm clothing and put small electric heaters in strategic locations. For instance one in the TV room, one near computer...
Will save you a bundle.
Originally posted by: lilcam
well ... for a month my cousin was living in the house and she kept it above 70 every day.
Originally posted by: Dissipate
My suggestion is to turn off your heater, wear warm clothing and put small electric heaters in strategic locations. For instance one in the TV room, one near computer...
Will save you a bundle.
Originally posted by: Homerboy
Gotta turn that down at night.
Check your insulation in the attic, seal off those old windows with removable caulk or plastic (works wonders. I have an old hosue with older, single pane windows and once I put that plastic on its amazing to literally see it ballon up with the wind/air its catching).
Oh and welcome to a real utility bill. 🙁
Originally posted by: shenaniganz
Originally posted by: Homerboy
Gotta turn that down at night.
Check your insulation in the attic, seal off those old windows with removable caulk or plastic (works wonders. I have an old hosue with older, single pane windows and once I put that plastic on its amazing to literally see it ballon up with the wind/air its catching).
Oh and welcome to a real utility bill. 🙁
All good ideas. Also, you could look into getting a programmable thermostat that lowers the temp when you're not home. Also check for drafts around outlets and windows and doors. There might be a big draft you don't know about.
Originally posted by: lilcam
Originally posted by: LikeLinus
Originally posted by: lilcam
$422 for 49 day billing cycle. They didn't bill me for december because the account was being transferred into my name. But yes I am responsible for the amount. Now, how the heck do I lower that b!tch?!?!!?!?
It's on 65 when we leave the house and 68 when we go to bed.
Wow could you have a gas leak?? Might be worth checking.
How many gas appliances do you own? We use natural gas, but our bill is < $100 a month.
well ... for a month my cousin was living in the house and she kept it above 70 every day.