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Moving into another complex after living in an ABP. Whats you guys electricity bill looking like this summer?
RENTERS OF NT, whats your electricity bill looking like this summer?
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please?
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Heavy use of A/C = up to $300-$500
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Originally Posted by derventa
Heavy use of A/C = up to $300-$500
son, you own a 4 bed 3 bath house?
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300 for me during hot months. 1 bedroom apt in Houston, Texas
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about 150 for a 2 bedroom apt, FL summer ftl
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I think last month I hit 85 or so for my 1 bedroom/1 bath in Tallahassee. But I don't have central air so that cuts down on the bill a lot.
Even with central air, if you're paying over 300 a month then your AC is way too cold or you have terrible windows/doors that let all your cold air out.
Set it to 78, turn it off when you're not home, use your ceiling fans or get some tower fans to keep down costs.
Even with central air, if you're paying over 300 a month then your AC is way too cold or you have terrible windows/doors that let all your cold air out.
Set it to 78, turn it off when you're not home, use your ceiling fans or get some tower fans to keep down costs.
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24$ last month. I have no idea how either. I live in Oklahoma, where's it's over 100 degrees easily right now and I keep my thermostat set on 74 plus heat rises and I live in the 3rd floor, not to mention the fact that I wash clothes every day. I live in a fairly new apartment complex though so maybe all the appliances are just really green
