F.O.A.D. wrote:


Propane gas prices do vary, just like gasoline prices, and there are
wide variations based upon geography. We burn about 350 gallons a
year, running a hot water heater, gas fireplace, cooktop, one of our
furnaces and, so far, the 10-minute "test run" once a week of the
generator. Obviously, the furnace in the winter is the big user. I
really like the gas fireplace because there's no wood to buy, no
insects in the wood coming into the house, no smoke and no soot, and
it puts out a lot of heat, and, of, of course, it's "on" by flicking a
switch.

You own a hot water heater? If the water is already hot, why heat it?
Save the money and pay you long overdue tax bills, deadbeat.