How low can YOU go?

marcski · Nov 7, 2007

Hawkshot99 said:
One is loved....:razz:

Hey my baby is loved too! (As evidenced by my finally turning the heat on!)

Marc · Nov 8, 2007

MRGisevil said:
We filled our oil tank less than halfway (100gallons) on Saturday and it cost $294.00. I have a feeling that we will be seeing just how low we can go this winter. That, or ye olde x-mas bonus goes to a pellet stove.

Well, a pellet stove, while nice to have, might not be a big cost savings. The price of pellets and cord wood has already started to rise with the increased demand.

MRGisevil · Nov 8, 2007

Marc said:
Well, a pellet stove, while nice to have, might not be a big cost savings. The price of pellets and cord wood has already started to rise with the increased demand.

thanks for the heads up

wa-loaf · Nov 8, 2007

MRGisevil said:
thanks for the heads up

Give Mass Save a call. I don't know what kind of house and insulation you have, but that's the best place to start saving money. They come in and do an energy audit and tell you where you biggest problems in heat loss are. We got $3000 worth of insulation put into the house and the state gave us back $1500. You can probably get discounts for new windows too.

MRGisevil · Nov 8, 2007

Great, thanks for the input!!

hammer · Nov 8, 2007

I should check my Keyspan bill...Natural Gas prices for Keyspan customers may actually be down this season:

http://www.boston.com/business/globe/articles/2007/09/18/heating_with_gas_likely_to_cost_less/

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