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I've just moved to LA and have had my first couple of gas bills. They seem high to me. Can someone give me some approx figures for typical gas usage for: Couple, no kids 1924 single storey house Los Angeles Gas range (1950's beast), gas furnace (about 20 years old), gas water heater Cheers D |
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No one can , nobody knows your House insulation, water temp, hot water
usage, tank condition, house temp, heating system efficiency, House SIZE, amount of cooking etc etc etc. Is this your first house ? |
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On Fri, 26 Mar 2004 04:39:51 GMT, "Den" wrote:
Group: I've just moved to LA and have had my first couple of gas bills. They seem high to me. Can someone give me some approx figures for typical gas usage for: Couple, no kids 1924 single storey house Los Angeles Gas range (1950's beast), gas furnace (about 20 years old), gas water heater Cheers D Like what seems high? My gas bill in the winter is close to $200 a month, then about $20 during the summer. I know other people were paying $400 a month although they have less insulation. I know it's rare in LA to talk to neighbors, but it makes sense to check there. Check your ductwork, insulation, furnace and install a programmable thermostat. When I lived in LA, used the (electric) ceiling heat 2 or 3 times a year. |
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"Den" wrote in message ... Group: I've just moved to LA and have had my first couple of gas bills. They seem high to me. Can someone give me some approx figures for typical gas usage for: Couple, no kids 1924 single storey house Los Angeles Gas range (1950's beast), gas furnace (about 20 years old), gas water heater Cheers D LA,,,, the city of lost angels... Yes you just moved into the highest gas prices in the region. Wait till you get your electric rates. I have seen 0.25 a kwh in Pasadena after you add in all of the taxes and de-regulation bull. I sure hope you got a raise... a big one. I have friends that make close to 100 grand living in the LA basin. While I live in Phoenix and make in the neighborhood of 65 grand and have a better quality of life in my opinion... |
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Den wrote:
Group: I've just moved to LA and have had my first couple of gas bills. They seem high to me. Can someone give me some approx figures for typical gas usage for: Couple, no kids 1924 single storey house Los Angeles Gas range (1950's beast), gas furnace (about 20 years old), gas water heater Virtually nothing. Maybe $20. I assume you haven't used the furnace and cooking doesn't use much gas, so the only thing you have going for you is the hot water heater. |
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"Den" wrote in message ... Group: I've just moved to LA and have had my first couple of gas bills. They seem high to me. Can someone give me some approx figures for typical gas usage for: Couple, no kids 1924 single storey house Los Angeles Gas range (1950's beast), gas furnace (about 20 years old), gas water heater Cheers D First..whats high to you? You are living in the area of high fuel and high electric rates...(California Edison thinks they own you..well..in a way, they do.) When I was living in Palm Springs, our gas was about 3X what it is here, and our electric was 4X easy what it is here....per bill...that is..not per Kw. |
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