I am trying to figure out a way to keep it warm in my house. I have electric heat, and even keeping my heat 65 degrees or under, my bill will probably still be over $500 next month, and I'm still freezing.
I have an electric stove, but if I turn my stove on say 400 degrees for a little while during the day, and keep the door cracked will it hurt my stove? And will using the stove make my bill higher?
ps. I already know what the problem with our heat is. We only have one thermostat in the house so we can't adjust each room, and the windows in my house are not good at all even though we have covered them, but we rent so there's nothing else I can do about that.
Asked by Anonymous at 3:48 PM on Feb. 4, 2011 in Home & Garden
Answer by Butterfly1108 at 4:04 PM on Feb. 4, 2011
Answer by ILovemyPaulie at 3:55 PM on Feb. 4, 2011
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