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Glitzyklm
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Oil Prices...
Oh my god- we just filled our tank. 811.00 holy cow.
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Re: Oil Prices...
We have never actually filled our oil tank.
I know it ends up costing the same amount, but somehow getting 100 gallons at a time is easier for me to deal with.
It's killing me this year to have to turn the heat up because we have a baby. DH and my dog are in heaven though....they usually freeze because I keep the heat on 64 degrees and 60 at night. Everyone (except me) is loving the 68 degrees. LOL
I called the one oil company we use and had them put in $200 worth because we're poor and can't fill it all at once. However I forgot that we were still on the automatic delivery plan with the other company and they came the next week and put in $600 worth. Blah...
We keep our heat pretty low though. We have a small house so running the oven for dinner keeps it pretty toasty if we close the bedroom doors in the evening. When we go to bed we have an electric space heater in the bedroom that keeps that room warm for all of us. I think we save a lot that way!
Since you mentioned it, I was thinking that it's about time for us to get an oil delivery. And now I just saw the oil truck back up into our driveway. Helen is thrilled because it's the pink breast cancer awareness truck. I wonder how thrilled I'll be when I see the bill...
160 gallons, $602. Not terrible. Our last fillup was 12/1, so 10 weeks ago.
10 weeks is a lot of time between fills!! especially in the middle of winter (yes, I know, what winter???!!!). awesome for you guys Kimberly!!
Our house is well-insulated and we keep the thermostat at a semi-arctic temperature. And DH still wears short sleeves in the winter!