Posted by IaLeo on January 24, 2018 at 14:45:47 from (75.117.38.96):
In Reply to: Love that propane posted by Keith Molden on January 24, 2018 at 07:00:09:
I have an all electric house here in eastern Iowa, serviced by a rural elec coop and have been out of power only once due to a bad ice storm. The service allows for wood heat (my emergency set up) and cuts the electric rate to about .05/kwh on a special meter they control from Oct to March.
Monthly bills range year around from 150-300 per month for this well insulated 3600 sq ft house. I love all electric...no dikering, no ooopses, no venting problems...not everyones cup of tea, I suppose.
BTW, heating and AC via pump and dump geo furnace.
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