This is a timely post since I’ve had a conversation with a friend this weekend that complained about the same issues. 2 people household (1 adult & 1 toddler) + 2 dogs.
About 6,300 sqf house…….
Just talking about how the average SDG&E bill is $600/month and the H2O is about $400/month.
I have another friend N of the 56….house about 5400 sqf and the SDG&E bill is about $1,000/month (they have a jacuzzi that’s being used plus several outdoor/yard lights)…
I guess McMansions = McBills 🙂
Note: all were talking about being frugal/conservative in their usage to “save”….
I live in Central Pennsylvania, and I can recall one time that my gas plus electric ran in the $500 range. That was in a particularly cold winter month, living in a wood frame Victorian built in 1888 that had almost no insulation, in the winter of 2003/04.
Even with the difference in fuel costs, I can’t imagine that happening in Southern California.
I live in Central Pennsylvania, and I can recall one time that my gas plus electric ran in the $500 range. That was in a particularly cold winter month, living in a wood frame Victorian built in 1888 that had almost no insulation, in the winter of 2003/04.
Even with the difference in fuel costs, I can’t imagine that happening in Southern California.
I live in Central Pennsylvania, and I can recall one time that my gas plus electric ran in the $500 range. That was in a particularly cold winter month, living in a wood frame Victorian built in 1888 that had almost no insulation, in the winter of 2003/04.
Even with the difference in fuel costs, I can’t imagine that happening in Southern California.
I live in Central Pennsylvania, and I can recall one time that my gas plus electric ran in the $500 range. That was in a particularly cold winter month, living in a wood frame Victorian built in 1888 that had almost no insulation, in the winter of 2003/04.
Even with the difference in fuel costs, I can’t imagine that happening in Southern California.
I live in Central Pennsylvania, and I can recall one time that my gas plus electric ran in the $500 range. That was in a particularly cold winter month, living in a wood frame Victorian built in 1888 that had almost no insulation, in the winter of 2003/04.
Even with the difference in fuel costs, I can’t imagine that happening in Southern California.
[quote=cooprider]Empty the pool and charge the local skater kids $2 a pop to skate in it. Sell drinks, posters, grip tape, and bearings for additional cash flow.
Apply the revenues towards said utility bill.[/quote]
[quote=cooprider]Empty the pool and charge the local skater kids $2 a pop to skate in it. Sell drinks, posters, grip tape, and bearings for additional cash flow.
Apply the revenues towards said utility bill.[/quote]
[quote=cooprider]Empty the pool and charge the local skater kids $2 a pop to skate in it. Sell drinks, posters, grip tape, and bearings for additional cash flow.
Apply the revenues towards said utility bill.[/quote]
[quote=cooprider]Empty the pool and charge the local skater kids $2 a pop to skate in it. Sell drinks, posters, grip tape, and bearings for additional cash flow.
Apply the revenues towards said utility bill.[/quote]
