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Category: Frugal livingBy Sun on Dec 21, 2006 in Deals, Frugal living | 0 Comments
According to Dealsea.com, SuperMediaStore now has P4400 Kill-A-Watt Electricity Detector for $23.99. Use coupon code silverbells to get a $5 discount of the listed price and the shipping is free. According to the production description:
The Electricity Detector and Electricity Monitor can reduce your monthly electric bill and help you save a lot of money. Electricity […]
By Sun on Nov 28, 2006 in Frugal living | 1 Comment
As we entered the winter heating season, our focus shifted from gasoline to heating oil. Though the oil prices have dropped nearly 30% since July, don't expect any significant decline going forward as the demand is still strong, especially if your house depends on heating oil. Being energy efficient is still the way to go […]
By Sun on Oct 27, 2006 in Frugal living | 2 Comments
When I got back home from work last night, there was a heating oil bill waiting for me. The first of this season.
However, what really surprised me wasn't the unit price at $2.459/gallon, but the volume for the latest fill-up.
27 gallons! Yes, 27 gallons!
I couldn't believe the number when I saw the bill and it […]
By Sun on Oct 17, 2006 in Frugal living | 3 Comments
The recent decline of oil prices may make us breath a little easier when we turn on the heat this winter. However, if you are among the 32% households in the Northeast that depend on heating oil, you can expect to pay 7% more this winter to heat your house. According to the U.S. Energy […]
By Sun on Sep 22, 2006 in Frugal living | 0 Comments
if you drink it at all.
According to a story in USAToday, effective October 3, Starbucks will raise prices of its lattes, cappuccinos, drip coffee and other drinks 5 cents, or an average 1.9%.
Time to give up your cappuccinos? Since I got coffee in my office for free, this won't affect me that much. At home, […]
By Sun on Sep 21, 2006 in Frugal living | 0 Comments
until I heard it on the radio on my way back home.
So the summer is over? So I don't have to turn on the AC again for the next, what, nine months? Actually, this summer was quite good though we didn't even barbeque once. Except two weeks in July and August when the mercury […]
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