Yep…dreading the heating bill this month
How long do you have your heating on for when its below zero Celsius?
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We leave our heating on all the time in Western Canada and the furnace goes on and off as needed. Our combined heating and power bill is about $240 CDN on the coldest months.
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Im in the Uk and its colder past week. I pay £140 and have heating on 2-3 hours daily (thats gas and electric)
Im in pjs with a jumper and a fleece dressing gown under a duvet and my extremities are cold
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Try putting a hot water bottle under your blanket
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Yes i will do
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During late Autumn and Winter the heat is always on.
My house is a bit drafty so it needs to be on
The winters around NYC can be quite frigid
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My heat is set for 22C in the winter. Sometimes I put it to 20C, if I’m doing some cleaning and being active. My bill is highest in January, I think.
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I live in Alaska, the heat is pretty much on from September until March. Thankfully my apartment comes with heat included, I just pay electric. But that goes up in Winter since the lights are always on with the darkness. Right now it’s -5 F…
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I hope the roads aren’t icy on my interview day, I have to go by bus for 1 hour.
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Geez, you must have well insulated houses. My heating bill is about the same in winter but we don’t have snow in winter so it’s never that cold outside.
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I keep my heat at 68*f the gas boiler comes on usually twice a day, it can get pretty cold up here in Maine.
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Our heating and electric is over £900 a month here in my group home, shared between 2 other people. 3 including me - heating is always on. Also if it goes under 0c for 7 days we get extra benefit of £25 from the government called cold weather payment. x3. So we are not doing too bad to be honest.
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£300 each a month for gas and electric is expensive @bobbilly but i guess a group home is expensive end of
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Wow Ducky, is it really that expensive all around the country. I just thought ours was expensive because I lived in supported living with the hear on all the time?
I don’t follow @bobbilly
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Your paying £300 a month @anon29983254 for heating and electric?
No i thought you were
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I’m paying over £300 a month just for a room in a shared house for heating and election but this is the whole house. It’s over £900 a month for heating the house but this is just with 2 other people who live here.
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Yeah thats what i thought
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sorry about the misunderstanding @anon29983254
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