So, um....
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conulyWhat's your electric bill look like in the summer and winter, everybody? I'm trying to get a better feel for what's "normal". (If you live off-the-grid in the woods, disclose that upfront, thanks.)
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Date: 2018-08-07 11:46 am (UTC)$40ish during the rest with a slight uptick if I break down and use space heaters instead of the wood stove.
Disclosing: Small house with no dryer, tv, dishwasher, a halfsize fridge etc. but with how rural we are the kw price of electric is very high.
I honestly don't think I'd have electric at all if it wasn't so absolutely necessary for running an air conditioner three months out of the year.