I am scared to see the heating bill for this past month.

[Darth Biscuit]

:rofl:

Only reason that sh*t's funny is 'cause it's true... :mad2:

um I just had a baby...ive been having to keep my house at 73 on 2 floors. Stop Whining...I am about to go broke

:cryin:

I think my downstairs heat pump is struggling too... it was mighty cold down there this morning...

[Sultan33g]

lol biscuit..i bet u money my bill will be in the mid 300s

[Darth Biscuit]

lol biscuit..i bet u money my bill will be in the mid 300s

Won't surprise me if ours is too...

[mr beauxjangles]

I am the luckiest SOB. I live in a condo in Atlanta with a large brick wall and huge window with no insulation between my living room and the outside. It has been below freezing in Atlanta for almost two weeks now. In complete honesty, I have not turned on my heat the entire winter. Not once. My place stays between 70 and 72. I can't explain it. Every explanation I can think of (neighbor's heat through floors or walls, building's heat through poorly-sealed front door, etc.) makes no sense. But yeah, I actually had to open the window the other day because I was hot. I would love for someone to explain this to me. Seriously haven't turned on the heat once. I know how it feels though. I had a $450 bill one time in Greensboro.

[Panthro]

On a fixed rate with the gad company. Something like $120ish a month

[Panthro]

On a fixed rate with the gas company. Something like $120ish a month

[Jangler]

I saved my poo all summer and dried it....been burning it in the fireplace.

[mush]

I may not even be able to look at mine when it comes. Furnace is the original one when the house was built in 1974. Painful and expensive.

[hepcat]

i live in a tiny house with oil heat. cost about $500 to fill the tank at the beginning of the year and it lasts about 4-5 months. It's about half done and we had it filled in mid-October.

[Guest]

My december bill was around $70. January bill came yesterday. $196. :eek:

[Razzy]

I have an apartment with 2 others. Their rooms keep warm mines gets like 10 degrees colder than the rest of the apartment. We don't put on the heat often but I've been using a ceramic heater to heat my room at night. Can't wait for the power bill.

Maybe if they improved the grid it wouldn't cost so much. Keeping your home warm should never be a monetary issue.

[neverlosethefeeling]

I also live in an apartment and we have electric heat. Last month's bill was the highest it's been since we moved in and it was $90 we got our new bill on tuesday and its friggin $153.