Ours was pretty hard to swallow this month. I gag on it-$160!!!
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Our last bill was $41.94 but the AC wasn't used yet. We only turned the AC on a few times though so hopefully it doesn't affect it much. Our water bill for this month is a different story though, gasp. We power washed the house, and we definitely pay for it.
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I actually was going to start the same thread today. Ours was horrible but it's water + electric. $200 for one month. Holy cow. Electric was $120 while $80 went to water.
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LOL! (@myself)
Summer time is usually around $300 a month (May-September). The joys of living in an uninhabitable area. Of course when it isn't blistering heat, it's usually between $75-90.
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We're in an apartment, so we pay between $15-45 most months.
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We haven't received one yet as our bills come quarterly but as Darwin is godawful expensive, we've been told to expect anywhere from $1200 to $2000 for the quarter...just for power. We have been pretty frugal with the AC, but when it's 92 F everyday (and this is 'winter' mind you), there is only so frugal one can be. Sigh..........
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It's summer in Florida. Ours is $450.
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Our last one was 150...not great! This month will be even higher I think, it's been so humid here.
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Ours is $120-$150 in the summer. We run our AC every night and like it super cold at night~like 62 degrees cold. In the winter,it's about half that price.
I shudder to think of our electric bill and heating bill when we move to Massachusetts next year. My inlaws pay ridiculous amounts to heat and cool their homes.
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Ugh. This month's was $340. LO and I are home a lot and its been over 100 almost every day since mid June.
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$160, including water and garbage pickup
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@Running Elley: yikes!! Where do u live?
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@BananaPancakes: crap, yikes to your too!!! Man!!!
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$120ish. This month we have free energy days!
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@BananaPancakes: Per month?!!
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@Leialou: What are free energy days?
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We live in a hot, humid area, but we're in an apartment. Last month's bill was around $90.
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@runnerd: Central California
In a hot, hot, hot valley.
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@Bao: Yup. Usually May-September. It's about $200 the rest of the year. Our electric bill also includes trash pickup and water, but those aren't much. We do keep our a/c at 72, which I think is low for a lot of people. We live in the city, and they typically have higher rates than the surrounding county power co's, too. It sucks, but we're used to it now. about 3 years ago, our power co had the highest rates in the nation and we had a $700 bill one August.
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@Bao: when I signed up with the energy company they were offering a special where you earned one free day of electricity every month you paid your bill on time. I saved up 15 and applied them to July.
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For 60 days our last bill was 70$. During the winter our biggest bill was 200. I gagged.
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Summer in South Texas = $220 last month for electric only (another 70ish for water)... & our house is only 900 sq ft! *womp womp*
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Our electric + water comes out to around 279/month. Our place is 2150 sq feet!
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Electric/gas only has been $140-190 the last few months. Blech!!!
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Mine went from $42 in May to $91 in June. We've had the AC on every day so far in July, so I'm not looking forward to the next bill!
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Holy crap. I live in a condo unit and only pay $30!
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We get a combined gas and electric bill once every 3 months. The one we just paid was $900! ugh....
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Fortunately, our electric bill is included in our rent. We still get a statement telling us how much we use and it's usually between $300-400 a month. We don't even have central a/c!!
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We get a bill every 2 months and our last winter bill was near $300. Now that the weather is nice, I'm curious to see how much the bill will be. We don't have A/C, so I'm hoping it will drop drastically. But energy is SO much more expensive in Europe in the US. Our average monthly bill in the US was about $60.
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We paid $155 most recently...which was for the month of May, I think that includes when we came home from the hospital with LO and immediately had a heat wave. After such a hot June and being home all month on maternity leave, I am so scared to see our next bill. I am prepared for the worst...maybe $250? We don't have central air and kept our window units on a LOT last month.
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It's usually over $200 in the summer but it was only about 150 this time.
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$90 We live mountainside with a decent breeze most of the time.
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During the summer it's $2-220.
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Ours runs $200-300 in the summer but EVERYTHING in our house is electric. Some months it's as low as $60, and it runs about $100 in the winter.
In a hot, hot, hot valley.
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