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luchoosos t1_j8g8a0g wrote

Reply to comment by sndtech in Electric Bill Costs/Tips? by justaduck0

I've never heard of this before, some of those rates are quite lower than the 20-22¢ I'm paying with Eversource. Do you know if there are drawbacks going with a different supplier?

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Kv603 t1_j8djr54 wrote

Electric (resistive) heat is going to be your primary load.

> Do y’all have any advice or tips on what I can buy/use to save on electricity costs?

No gadget will save you.

If the apartment has an electric furnace/baseboards, consider buying space heaters and only actually heating the room you are in (e.g. just the bedroom at night).

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Deathtrout1 t1_j8byiva wrote

I lived in an older condo, 2 stories, older windows, kept the heat 68. Paid 450 last month for electric with electric heat. It’s for sure on the much higher side, I WFH so that adds to it. You can buy your electricity from a private supplier at a fixed rate from places like direct energy, and only have to pay eversource delivery. Still expensive though if you have electric heat.

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AlpineVW t1_j8bye9k wrote

This was one of the things I hated about NH drivers when I moved there.

“YOU HAVE THE RIGHT OF WAY! GO!” was a common saying of mine.

I live in MD now and that’s a whole level of stupid drivers which make OH drivers look decent.

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mrfebrezeman360 t1_j8avsji wrote

in boston at least, if you have a gap in the lane next to you and put on your turn signal, the driver behind you in that lane will just fill the gap, because fuck you. Only way to get the lane change is to just do it, or put the turn signal on at the exact second u start changing lanes. I've lived in a few places in NE and don't remember this happening too often outside of the boston area, but that's my best guess

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