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slipgate
$320 for us. Not pretty but not the largest, we had some in the $450 range last year.
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  • Marc1301
    143 bucks
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  • HandgunHTR52
    $219. But then again I like the house a little cooler than most.
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  • dbain99
    $176 down $90 because of the extra insulation I blew in last fall and double insulated windows.
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  • ObiWan
    Almost $500.

    They are charging a $250 fuel surcharge here on Guam....even tho they have a contract with shell to provide fuel at contract costs....no matter how high fuel costs git.

    We have one air con unit, a hot water heater, 3 tv's, and 2 computers.

    $500.
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  • dheffley
    $426
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  • Oklahoma223
    $132.57
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  • Cubslover
    One thing that is good about our house is the cooling costs. I have huge shade trees on three sides of the house.

    Our AC was on for probably 28 days last month, house maintained at 73 degrees when it's mid 90's outside. Electric bill was $90.

    Now, the winter on the other hand.....heating costs are around $300/mo.
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  • Jacob2008
    For me, Free!

    For dad, Well, no telling!
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  • slipgate
    My friend in VA has average $50/month costs. Virginia is not de-regulated, MD is.

    Of course he is single, keeps the house at 75 and has a 1200 sq foot rambler - that helps. We have 3600 sq ft colonial, family of 4 and keep the A/C at 71.
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  • bobski
    457.00
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  • SuburbanNoize
    we had 500 dollars bills at the old house, we keep the house at 74. at the new house, 136 bucks a month.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    Too much here!

    I was about $250! But mine is allways high when the kids are out of school.
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  • Rockatansky
    $92. Been running AC constantly and have 3 computers, a switch and 3 monitors on 24/7. Doesn't look too bad...
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  • select-fire
    $118.10 Total Electric / Heat Pump
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  • XLpitman
    $230.32
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  • RUGERGUNZ
    $72.04

    Dang that big tv and sound system or it would be lower.

    Still have an electric dryer but plan to go to a Propane, average a load of laundry every day. (Wash the work clothes as soon as I get home or they stink)

    When I moved in I put all spiral energy efficient bulbs. I think that helped me a little.
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  • Marc1301
    quote:(Wash the work clothes as soon as I get home or they stink)


    Your kidding, right?[:D]
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  • sarge_3ad
    About $200 bucks. Heating last winter ran around double that.
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  • jonk
    $43. What do I win?
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  • spurgemastur
    $11 and change.

    1-Bedroom apt.
    1 computer.
    No TV.
    No AC.

    Whatever jonk wins, I get double.
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  • RUGERGUNZ
    quote:Originally posted by Marc1301
    quote:(Wash the work clothes as soon as I get home or they stink)


    Your kidding, right?[:D]


    Nope, am baiting traps on year old herring right now. Kinda smells a bit and gets infused into your clothes.
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  • hk-91
    mine runs about 120.00 year round. central Air is on all summer at about 70 deg's. i have all electric house, with forced air electric heat
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  • PJ
    $25.00. Highest we have paid since we moved to a condo has been $32.00.
    Pete
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  • Old-Colts
    $237.19. We have electric appliances, but gas heating and water heaters. So far, with the rain here in East Texas it has been a little cooler than the average for this time of year (so much for global warming), so the bills have been somewhat lower. Also, the house is well insulated.
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  • MIKE WISKEY
    just droped the check off, $221.55
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  • Marc1301
    quote:Originally posted by RUGERGUNZ
    quote:Originally posted by Marc1301
    quote:(Wash the work clothes as soon as I get home or they stink)


    Your kidding, right?[:D]


    Nope, am baiting traps on year old herring right now. Kinda smells a bit and gets infused into your clothes.


    Ruger,......I was joking, as I know what you do for work. Nothing much smells worse than fish left to set.
    I strip down just from sweating when I come in most times, but when I go on one of my Gulf fishing trips, the fiance' almost makes me strip in the yard![8D]
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  • sig232
    Last month was $93 and that was with the central air running at least two weeks of the time frame. Our place is insulated very well, has double pane windows and is not too big. We both sold the big houses with all the maint headaches and downsized into a condo for retirement.

    It has a hot water heat system and it only runs about $100 per month in the coldest months. Nice place!
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  • firstharmonic
    $37.98 for 31 days in MI. So far the summer has been cool. That will change.
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  • dcon12
    I do not pay any utility bills. Don
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  • dolfan
    $364. Temps been in the low 90s, AC is working overtime.
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