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Old 06-09-2009, 03:32 PM
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yes, your electric bill will be separate from your heat. Electric heat is very rare in NH (not unheard of, but rare - and extremely expensive). Having your heat included is likely a very good thing, but.. it may also mean that you have no control over when it's turned on to be used - something you might want to check on.
Thanks for the tip, Will help me a lot
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