JimH wrote:
On Oct 5, 6:45 pm, Boater wrote:

I estimated a 50% savings or $10~$13 month. Not worth the effort or
cost to install a tankless system.

The savings would have been more if the kids were still living with us
but with just 2 in the house we made the smart choice.

We have a gas cooktop, gas fireplace, gas hot water heater, gas backup
on our heat pumps. Our electric dryer will be heading out the door in a
year or so. Dunno whether to get a gas dryer. There's access to the
laundry room from the gas lines, but I'd have to get a plumber to run
the lines. I'm not sure how much it would save to get a gas dryer versus
a new electric dryer.

Boater wrote:
JimH wrote:
On Oct 5, 6:45 pm, Boater wrote:

I estimated a 50% savings or $10~$13 month. Not worth the effort or
cost to install a tankless system.

The savings would have been more if the kids were still living with us
but with just 2 in the house we made the smart choice.

We have a gas cooktop, gas fireplace, gas hot water heater, gas backup
on our heat pumps. Our electric dryer will be heading out the door in a
year or so. Dunno whether to get a gas dryer. There's access to the
laundry room from the gas lines, but I'd have to get a plumber to run
the lines. I'm not sure how much it would save to get a gas dryer versus
a new electric dryer.



Who asked?

WAFA...

DK wrote:
Boater wrote:
JimH wrote:
On Oct 5, 6:45 pm, Boater wrote:

I estimated a 50% savings or $10~$13 month. Not worth the effort or
cost to install a tankless system.

The savings would have been more if the kids were still living with us
but with just 2 in the house we made the smart choice.

We have a gas cooktop, gas fireplace, gas hot water heater, gas backup
on our heat pumps. Our electric dryer will be heading out the door in
a year or so. Dunno whether to get a gas dryer. There's access to the
laundry room from the gas lines, but I'd have to get a plumber to run
the lines. I'm not sure how much it would save to get a gas dryer
versus a new electric dryer.



Who asked?

WAFA...


I think I'll make a donation to Planned Parenthood in your name to honor
Sarah Palin.

On Oct 5, 7:37*pm, Boater wrote:
JimH wrote:
On Oct 5, 6:45 pm, Boater wrote:

I estimated a 50% savings or $10~$13 month. *Not worth the effort or
cost to install a tankless system.

The savings would have been more if the kids were still living with us
but with just 2 in the house we made the smart choice.

We have a gas cooktop, gas fireplace, gas hot water heater, gas backup
on our heat pumps. Our electric dryer will be heading out the door in a
year or so. Dunno whether to get a gas dryer. There's access to the
laundry room from the gas lines, but I'd have to get a plumber to run
the lines. I'm not sure how much it would save to get a gas dryer versus
a new electric dryer.

We have a gas dryer, gas range, gas heat and gas hot water tank. Our
gas bills through the summer averaged $25. All of those white goods
are a year or less old and energy star rated. We also do most of our
cooking in the summer on the outdoor propane grill.

On Sun, 5 Oct 2008 17:06:19 -0700 (PDT), JimH
wrote:

On Oct 5, 7:37*pm, Boater wrote:
JimH wrote:
On Oct 5, 6:45 pm, Boater wrote:

I estimated a 50% savings or $10~$13 month. *Not worth the effort or
cost to install a tankless system.

The savings would have been more if the kids were still living with us
but with just 2 in the house we made the smart choice.

We have a gas cooktop, gas fireplace, gas hot water heater, gas backup
on our heat pumps. Our electric dryer will be heading out the door in a
year or so. Dunno whether to get a gas dryer. There's access to the
laundry room from the gas lines, but I'd have to get a plumber to run
the lines. I'm not sure how much it would save to get a gas dryer versus
a new electric dryer.

We have a gas dryer, gas range, gas heat and gas hot water tank. Our
gas bills through the summer averaged $25. All of those white goods
are a year or less old and energy star rated. We also do most of our
cooking in the summer on the outdoor propane grill.

When I was a kid more than fifty years ago, we had a gas refrigerator.

Casady