[Helper]

I have finally lowered my Utility bill to $4.70 through hard work.
Here's a photograph - will edit later with all the ways I succeeded

My thermostat broke 4 or so times, that's why you see the huge bills and they took a very long time to fix it.


Edit

1) Never used my Fan. If it was hot I'd take a cold bath. If I was cold, I'd take a hot bath. Thermostat stayed off once it was repaired.
2) Used my flashlight on my phone if wanting more light - learned about breakers/fuse box, turned those off.
3) If I visit a friend's I put my phone on the charger in their car/house.
4) I unplug my laptop when charged it placing it on power saver, full performance when plugged in.
5) Rarely use my stovetop, desktop or microwave
6) Stopped using refrigerator. Most of the food I eat/ate purchased cooked from the grocery store.
7) If wanting Entertainment/TV, used laptop not television.
8)Lights are off when not in use.

[FCC]

So you're just saving money on your electric bill by utilizing title 24 standards orrrr?

[Helper]

So you're just saving money on your electric bill by utilizing title 24 standards orrrr?

I don't understand your question.

[FCC]

I don't understand your question.

Basically I was asking if you started using energy saving methods and just kept your lights off when needed and your ac off when you're not home.

[Ivex]

Now that's frugalism at its finest ahaha.

[Helper]

Basically I was asking if you started using energy saving methods and just kept your lights off when needed and your ac off when you're not home.

My edited OP should answer your question.

[flavoral]

1) Never used my Fan. If it was hot I'd take a cold bath. If I was cold, I'd take a hot bath. Thermostat stayed off once it was repaired.
2) Used my flashlight on my phone if wanting more light - learned about breakers/fuse box, turned those off.
3) If I visit a friend's I put my phone on the charger in their car/house.
4) I unplug my laptop when charged it placing it on power saver, full performance when plugged in.
5) Rarely use my stovetop, desktop or microwave
6) Stopped using refrigerator. Most of the food I eat/ate purchased cooked from the grocery store.
7) If wanting Entertainment/TV, used laptop not television.
8)Lights are off when not in use.

I mean some of those are normal.

Make sure you using electric saving light ball, and make sure you optimizing the light angles to light up most of the space.

Microwave, kettles are known to be a sucker for electricity. Stopping to use the refrigerator is bit extreme tho imo.

[Cooligan]

6) Stopped using refrigerator. Most of the food I eat/ate purchased cooked from the grocery store.

This will cost you more money, not save.
That is unless you're eating $1 meals everyday from the dollar store.

[Pyro]

This will cost you more money, not save.
That is unless you're eating $1 meals everyday from the dollar store.

Exactly what i was thinking about

[Prox]

This is an insane accomplishment, congratulations! You should be proud of yourself for your dedication to use as little power as possible....

Now please plug your fridge back in :P

[Klonopin]

This will cost you more money, not save.
That is unless you're eating $1 meals everyday from the dollar store.

thought the same thing, what are you buying that you don't have to store in the fridge.

[Helper]

I don't need advice on electric/saving money from people who make good salaries and don't need to save, thanks.
I only go to the dollar store for items, not foods. I have saved enough to live comfortably. "You could save even more" isn't really the hope here.
60 kilowatts about, or less than 5 kw per day.