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In reply to the discussion: 14 below this morning [View all]The Revolution
(860 posts)59. Heating isn't really a problem, just costs more.
When the temps are below zero, there may be a little bit of a chill in the house, but it's mostly fine. I think our most recent gas+electric bill was $350 or so. The next may be worse. Older houses will be more, depending on the type of heat and how well insulated they are. One friend of mine lives in a house from the 1890s with radiant heat and he has said heating bills are typically $600 in the winter. Probably a little higher now.
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11 degrees here in Delaware. My outdoor cat is in his underground bunker wherever that is
Walleye
Jan 2022
#1
It's a balmy 20 degrees here in Richmond, VA. Wish I was in Florida. If there hadn't been
Nay
Jan 2022
#23
We had about 24" south of Rochester.. and I HOPE the Farmers' Almanac is right...
HUAJIAO
Jan 2022
#52
My first thought as well. He must mean gas heater... connected to a chimney...I hope.
FailureToCommunicate
Jan 2022
#43
We had -21 below zero earlier and my Newfy still likes to sit on the porch.
johnthewoodworker
Jan 2022
#29
Balmy 7 degrees here in Boston. I turned on the bird bath heater, and they are flocking...
FailureToCommunicate
Jan 2022
#44