Run reffer on electric or propane when home?
Just wondering which way is cheaper? I use the fridge a lot on propane camping and I even use it to camp in the winter where I snowmobile so the furnace gets used also. With all that use in 3 year...
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Capt.Storm wrote:KD4UPL wrote:
With those costs propane is cheaper. I've worked out the math on home appliances. Around here I pay about $.11 per kWh for electricity. If propane is $3.24 per gallon or less then propane is cheaper. So for you, propane is much cheaper.
Thank you!
I was thinking it was but could not yet bring myself to run the fridge on propane sitting out there in the driveway when it could be cheaper on electric.
Is the 11 cents after taxes and delivery?
I just take my total bill and divide the kilowatt hours into it.
I do the same, total bill divided by kWh is about $.11.
