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In reply to the discussion: Anyone see their Dec Utility Bill yet? [View all]Tree Lady
(13,019 posts)29. My bill went up because of Christmas lights
I dont do a lot but around rim of house and tree inside.
My bill stays low rest of the winter because I spend my heating money on buying a few cords of wood. We have a new eco wood stove that heats 1/2 the house and I live in that part all winter, if I need to be in my office during the day I use small plug in heater for short time.
The price actually comes out even if I used heater vs fire but I love sitting by cozy fire and reading in the winter.
Our electric company raised the rates 25% last year so it is higher every month. Use to be during spring and fall when I didnt use heat or air I could get bill under $100. Not anymore.
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But all tha MAGAts can see is the price of gas and everything is fine. No inflation
ToxMarz
Tuesday
#9
We sold our house and have moved into an apartment in a retirement community high rise building. It's just cheaper
CTyankee
Tuesday
#15
Bill to pay now is $56.00. Buying new windows in 2025 made a big improvement in power use
txwhitedove
Tuesday
#19
Our electric bill was $80 more than it was at the same time last year with similar usage. It's nuts.
Vinca
Tuesday
#21
Greatest country in the world? No American should have to scrimp to stay warm and fed.
flashman13
Tuesday
#38