My heat is paid-- you can stay 10 days, initially--

That's why I love my small house two stories 512 glorious square feet I, keep it at 80 degrees. Even in the coldest weather my highest electric bill has been about $90

Here in Louisiana, since it is actually warmer outside than inside the house. I just open up the windows. I have to be energy efficient because I refuse to have a high electricity bill. Which usually stays between $110 to $120.

We have a damp cold climate in Scotland with heating requirements for around 7 months of the year, but on the plus side we do not need air conditioning in summer.

Wearing an extra layer of clothes, such as a jumper, can increase the temperature you feel by up to a few extra degrees. In addition to that, government research has shown that lowering the average temperature in your home by 1 degree can save up to 10% on your heating bills. In other words: putting on a jumper allows you to set the thermostat at a lower temperature and can save you over a $150 per year on your average heating bill. So next time, just try and wear an extra layer of clothing before you turn up the heating. [warmup.com]

39°F here in INDEPENDENCE MO rain melting snow washing away salted ice