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The thing is though... we addressed to them ONLY that we should try to save energy by only running full loads in the dishwasher/washer... turning off lights when they leave the room ... etc. they are used to the military paying their utilities so they use everything so freely and forget they...

He actually said that $200 was surprisingly low. We have a 2000sq ft house up and downstairs. Again. He also has the same set up (minus the lights) and plays just as much as my boyfriend does. Idk. His reasoning to say we should pay 60% because of his PC makes no sense because he has one too...

We addressed it... not about the 60/40 but for trying to reduce usage of the washer/dryer etc. and he was very upset and said that his usage of that stuff compared to the pc usage is way less and that it will not change from 60/40 ... so... I went out of my way... found out that each bulb uses...

The bill this month was $200. So... we ended up paying $40 more than them. $120 for us $80 for them.

fine with me :) I appreciate the help being new to the site and all!

I also wrote this to another guy... and saw your 50/50 comment as well... what I was trying to say overall was that our roommate is saying is my boyfriends PC a month will use 10% more in electricity than the rest of the house... (this other said guy also has a gaming PC himself and also plays...

What our roommate is saying though is that his PC a month will use 10% more in electricity than the rest of the house... (this other said guy also has a gaming PC himself and also plays quite often too for lengths of time). So is 60% for us actually "fair" … I know its only a slight difference...

I recently moved into a home with another couple... my boyfriend streams live on twitch and has one tower, 3 monitors and 3 lights that he uses while streaming around 5 hours when he does. He barely does this daily. It is a good source of income for us. Now the question I have for you... is it...