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Q: How much are your water and electric bills?

12 years 9 weeks ago in  Housing - China

 
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water and electricity about RMB 50 - RMB 80 per month, depending upon the season.

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Water - I forget.

Electricity - normally about 80-90/month, now it just went to about 250.

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Mine is 100 a month for Electricity and about 50 for water,thats a family of 3,wife and daughter

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I pay about 200 a month for water and about 1k for electricity.  Of course, this is for a 200 sq. meter home with 6 people (wife, 2 kids, mother-in-law, live in maid and myself). 

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for water 13 to 17 yuan per month
for electricsal power I have paid from 60 to just over 900 Rmb, depending on heat and if I run A/C.

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About the same here, though the highest I got for electric was about 500.

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i pay about 200-300 average, depending on season..

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For water i pay about 50rmb per month, for electricity about 150per month.

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