[las vegas drunk]

Originally Posted by lasvegasnewbie

Cool air is coming out but maybe not enough. There is one ceiling fan in the dining room area. I am moving the end of this month to another apartment complex in a bottom floor apartment. We'll see how the power bill is then, but then again it's not July/August. September could be just as hot though the way it's looking

September is always cooler. It should be in the upper 90's by the beginning of September.

[lasvegasnewbie]

Originally Posted by las vegas drunk

September is always cooler. It should be in the upper 90's by the beginning of September.

That's a good thing

[mojavedxer]

To avoid NV power bill shock. You can always create a spreadsheet with the current kilowatt rates and check your meter weekly to see where you stand. As for winter bills, the last $30 bill was over 10 years ago for me. My average is $60-$80 without running any heat. I do use a portable heater for the bedroom at night to keep myself and the fur kid warm at night otherwise I never use the central heat.

[whyhateme]

Originally Posted by lasvegasnewbie

Cool air is coming out but maybe not enough. There is one ceiling fan in the dining room area. I am moving the end of this month to another apartment complex in a bottom floor apartment. We'll see how the power bill is then, but then again it's not July/August. September could be just as hot though the way it's looking

I use to live on a second floor apartment and my air conditioning seemed like it always ran, but never really cooled the apartment. I don't recall my bill being high, but that was several years ago. You'll definitely be cooler on the bottom floor, but might have to deal with an occasional bug