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Results: How do you keep warm

Published on 02/12/2024
By: Jessie5466
2189
Living
A fun non political survey, focusing on how everyone keeps warm.
1.
1.
How do you keep warm?
Electric heat
28%
598 votes
Gas heat
33%
699 votes
Solar heat
1%
29 votes
Snuggle with a loved one/Pet
5%
100 votes
Layer clothes
13%
279 votes
Hot drinks
3%
65 votes
Soup
2%
34 votes
Other (please specify)
4%
81 votes
Not Applicable
7%
144 votes
Wood stove heat
3%
71 votes
Other Answers Percentage Votes
Oil heat 0.31% 6
heat pump 0.31% 6
0.26% 5
oil 0.15% 3
Propane 0.10% 2
GEOTHERMAL 0.10% 2
I use a nice soft blanket that absorbs my heat & radiates it back to me. 0.05% 1
mini split system 0.05% 1
several of the above!! 0.05% 1
Elec heat 0.05% 1
We have a pellet stove as another source of heat. 0.05% 1
blanket 0.05% 1
more than 1 answer 0.05% 1
combo of more than one of the above 0.05% 1
geothermal heating 0.05% 1
Other 0.05% 1
oil furnace 0.05% 1
Heat pumps--supplemented with a wood furnace on sub-zero days 0.05% 1
several of these items 0.05% 1
hot drinks, layer clothes and I drape a shawl around my shoulders all winter long. 0.05% 1
comfortable thick comforter and loved one 0.05% 1
boiler 0.05% 1
I have a Geothermal heat and cooling system. 0.05% 1
More than one 0.05% 1
I have both 0.05% 1
Several of the above 0.05% 1
all 0.05% 1
water 0.05% 1
Multiple options listed above 0.05% 1
layers clothes, wood stove heat, crawling back to bed move covers all after a super hot bath 0.05% 1
Both gas and electric 0.05% 1
Heat pumps 0.05% 1
Warm blanket 0.05% 1
you give one choice??? 0.05% 1
Thick blankets. 0.05% 1
hot water heat 0.05% 1
Most of the above list. 0.05% 1
hot water baseboard heat, space heaters, layer clothes, and put Hot Hands (warmers) in my slippers 0.05% 1
Combination of electric space heaters, heated pad for my recliner, afghans and shawls and hot coffee and/or soup. 0.05% 1
wood stove and gas heat 0.05% 1
Portable heater 0.05% 1
Propane heat. Snuggle with pets, layer clothes and heating pad. 0.05% 1
Sweater 0.05% 1
some of the above 0.05% 1
warm cloths 0.05% 1
gas heat, snuggle, layer clothes, hot drinks 0.05% 1
Oil furnace. 0.05% 1
I keep warm by watching forbidden videos featuring hot intelligent men https://rumble.com/v4bf93f-julian-assange-nearly-every-war-over-the-past-50-years-has-been-the-result-.html 0.05% 1
Coal 0.05% 1
electric blanket for sleeping 0.05% 1
a combination of some of the above answers 0.05% 1
Fireplaces and gas furnace 0.05% 1
A mixture of above 0.05% 1
Fireplace 0.05% 1
we have electric and gas heat 0.05% 1
many of these options 0.05% 1
Mazut 0.05% 1
Piling on blankets. 0.05% 1
heated blanket 0.05% 1
electric heat, layer clothes, hot drinks, soup 0.05% 1
A fifth of Jameson 0.05% 1
Glass of Irish whiskey 0.05% 1
Some combo of these. 0.05% 1
2.
2.
What is your preferred indoor temp?
40 - 50 degrees
3%
57 votes
50 - 60 degrees
7%
154 votes
60 - 70 degrees
53%
1107 votes
70 - 80 degrees
29%
600 votes
Other (please specify)
1%
26 votes
Not Applicable
7%
156 votes
Other Answers Percentage Votes
0.26% 5
depends 0.05% 1
24 Centigrad 0.05% 1
I don’t know if this is Fahrenheit Or Celsius 0.05% 1
23C 0.05% 1
72 degrees farenheit 0.05% 1
55-65 0.05% 1
65 0.05% 1
18 centigrade 0.05% 1
20 Celsius 0.05% 1
60-70 in winter 72-78 in summer 0.05% 1
19 celcius 0.05% 1
My husband overheats around 72; I don't feel remotely warm until 80-82. 0.05% 1
not sure 0.05% 1
in Celsius please!!! 0.05% 1
97 0.05% 1
20C 0.05% 1
21 degrees Celsius 0.05% 1
NOT SURE? 0.05% 1
22C 0.05% 1
20-28 degrees 0.05% 1
what the family wants 0.05% 1
3.
3.
What is the monthly average of your heat/cooling utility bill?
$40 - $50
6%
116 votes
$50 - $60
7%
155 votes
$60 - $70
10%
200 votes
$80 - $90
10%
212 votes
$90 - $100
34%
723 votes
Other (please specify)
15%
315 votes
Not Applicable
18%
379 votes
Other Answers Percentage Votes
2.73% 47
150 1.39% 24
200 1.10% 19
300 0.99% 17
250 0.70% 12
225 0.41% 7
140 0.41% 7
120 0.35% 6
350 0.23% 4
180 0.17% 3
130 0.17% 3
Over $100 0.17% 3
125 0.17% 3
Varies 0.17% 3
higher 0.12% 2
300.00 0.12% 2
$100+ 0.12% 2
0 0.12% 2
135 0.12% 2
$200 0.12% 2
$250 0.12% 2
100+ 0.12% 2
don't know 0.12% 2
Over 200 0.12% 2
175 0.12% 2
150.00 0.12% 2
200-300 0.12% 2
Unsure 0.12% 2
800 0.06% 1
$230 0.06% 1
I have propane for heat, had my tank full at the beginning of the heating season and just had to get a refill the endo f January or thereabouts. That fill cost me 377 for 283 gallons. 0.06% 1
It's not consistant. It might be 100+ in January and 40 in April. 0.06% 1
700 0.06% 1
$60 in the 3 months of "winter" and $120-200 to keep it at nearly boiling the other 9 months. 0.06% 1
More 0.06% 1
depends on the month. January is a lot more than July. 0.06% 1
$174 in Winter 0.06% 1
$150 0.06% 1
160-190 0.06% 1
it depends 0.06% 1
170 0.06% 1
Ours just went up to $311!! We pay using equal billing (same amount every month throughout the year) 0.06% 1
Last month was $239. I ran my garage heater everyday tho. Normally it is around $160 0.06% 1
Not sure propane heat. 0.06% 1
210 0.06% 1
190 (I live in Arizona) 0.06% 1
186 0.06% 1
I'd rather not say 0.06% 1
$200 - $350 0.06% 1
275 0.06% 1
180-230 0.06% 1
a lot more 0.06% 1
$150-$250 0.06% 1
1,400 0.06% 1
way higher 0.06% 1
169 0.06% 1
179 0.06% 1
nunya 0.06% 1
100-250 0.06% 1
$267 0.06% 1
Are you kidding? Mines $359!! 0.06% 1
ours is over 300 a month and we do keep our thermostat low. 0.06% 1
229 0.06% 1
Whole house and barn connected to one electric meter so not sure what percent is just hear 0.06% 1
Last month was $261; average for year is $184 0.06% 1
higher than $125 0.06% 1
150. 0.06% 1
Depends on the time of year 0.06% 1
has gas well on property, which means I have free heat, stove, hot water, dryer 0.06% 1
255.00 0.06% 1
$570 0.06% 1
$400.00 0.06% 1
$100-$400 0.06% 1
subsidized 0.06% 1
in Celsius please!!! 0.06% 1
160 0.06% 1
400 0.06% 1
OVER $300.00 ALL BIDEN'S FAULT 0.06% 1
over 200 a month 0.06% 1
$260 0.06% 1
200 minimum 0.06% 1
115 0.06% 1
$30 0.06% 1
Heat is part of my rent payment 0.06% 1
$200 monthly ( more or less) 0.06% 1
$300 0.06% 1
$280 0.06% 1
$125 0.06% 1
220 0.06% 1
141 0.06% 1
500 0.06% 1
100 to 200 0.06% 1
105 0.06% 1
163 0.06% 1
70-80 0.06% 1
176 0.06% 1
Why? it depends on where you live. 0.06% 1
less than $40 0.06% 1
lower 0.06% 1
summer the minimum fee; winter varies $120-$200 on the heat pumps (electric); Wood stove $1200 for 40lbs of tree length lasts now more than the 3 years with just wood furnace alone. 0.06% 1
169.00 0.06% 1
$200 per month. 0.06% 1
above $100 0.06% 1
$30's in summer, $100 in winter 0.06% 1
In the winter it is around 110 a month, in the summer it is around 20. 0.06% 1
undecided 0.06% 1
$150+ last month 0.06% 1
not sure 0.06% 1
$275/month for all electricity all year 'round. 0.06% 1
More than any of these. 0.06% 1
268 I am on a budget billing. Same amount each month with catch up or down in February 0.06% 1
125.00 0.06% 1
600 in winter 0.06% 1
$130 0.06% 1
hard to say as we have gas heat and electric central air, unsure how to break down the costs 0.06% 1
too damn much 0.06% 1
last month for january was $500.64 0.06% 1
$350 0.06% 1
300-400 0.06% 1
I hear with propane and have it filled up as needed. 0.06% 1
It's included in the rent 0.06% 1
1000 0.06% 1
200 + 0.06% 1
440 0.06% 1
$22.00 0.06% 1
It depends on the time of year 0.06% 1
Last month over 200, Thanksgiving to that ice storm 0.06% 1
200+ 0.06% 1
149 0.06% 1
I'm on the budget plan since con Ed costs went sky high. I pay $95 a month 0.06% 1
174 0.06% 1
Lately it has been $300 or more 0.06% 1
$130.00 0.06% 1
250.00 0.06% 1
240.00 0.06% 1
The cost is a combination of gasoline and electric used for collection and preperation plus the fans for heat distribution. 0.06% 1
almost 200 0.06% 1
125.00/mo 0.06% 1
For water, trash and electricity together, it's about $250/month 0.06% 1
182 0.06% 1
270 0.06% 1
425 0.06% 1
124 0.06% 1
$100 plus for heating in the winter/$0 for cooling in the summer 0.06% 1
$450 combined electric and gas, levelized billing year round. House is only 1100 sq ft. 0.06% 1
$275 0.06% 1
127-179 0.06% 1
$336 WE LIVE IN CANADA, WHERE WE HAVE FOUR SEASON'S. 0.06% 1
Varies throughout year winter 80 summer 20 0.06% 1
i don't see the bill 0.06% 1
Try over $200 0.06% 1
236 0.06% 1
190 0.06% 1
180-250 0.06% 1
450 0.06% 1
200.00 0.06% 1
Obviously a lot more than you 0.06% 1
4.
4.
Do you live in a state/country that does not experience fluctuating temperatures much?
Yes
16%
334 votes
No
72%
1521 votes
Other (please specify)
1%
18 votes
Not Applicable
11%
227 votes
Other Answers Percentage Votes
0.48% 9
SOMETIMES 0.05% 1
Mever used to get above 70 or below 60 in Southern California; those were the "good old days." 0.05% 1
Kinda 0.05% 1
we have extreme cold winter and extreme heat summer 0.05% 1
we like in one that fluctuates a lot. 0.05% 1
Maine--4 seasons--variety of temps. 0.05% 1
undecided 0.05% 1
What does that mean? We have seasons in Virginia so yeah it fluctuates! 0.05% 1
I dont know...its 50s-100s fluctuating? 0.05% 1
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