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Looking for recommendations to keep my electric bill down from those that have lived in the building.

The units are inefficient, I’m assuming this is driven by the sunroom. I typically keep my ac around 73ish and I face the west side so I’m not getting direct sun.

In my previous apt, I would keep my AC set at 68 and my bill was never over $70 / $80. But since moving, I’ve tried to up the temp since I saw others complain about their bill.

Thus far, I’ve tried to keep my blinds close and shut the door to the sunroom when possible.

It’s only 5 days in the month and I’ve already used 385 kWh. If we continue to have temp in high 80 + I fear my bill will be close to $400.

Thanks so much for any recommendations you may have !!

I am going on a three week roadtrip, driving my Tesla, leaving from Virginia and driving out to Wyoming and Montana to visit the national parks, specifically Glacier, Yellowstone, Teton.

This is my first BIG trip.

I am a bit nervous I will forget the essentials for the trip / camping. For example, someone told me I should have super glue in case I get a hole in my tent.

What are some items you make sure to always pack ?

Here is what I currently have:

Tent, pad, sleeping bag, liner, tarp

Camp stove, cook wear, folding table, instant coffee, water jug, bench covers, lighter stick
- I will also pack aluminum foil, spices, spray

Misc: binoculars, bear spray, bug spray, bath wipes, toilet paper, paper towels

What else am I missing? Spam me with things you forgot and you add for the next trip.

I am a bit nervous to ride a horse, but I would really love the experience.

I’ve been researching places to take 1-2 hour ride, but I’m having a hard time finding a place that treats their horses well.

A lot of folks recommend swift creek, but I read how their horses are overworked and still use them even if they have joint pain.

I’ve also seen bad reviews on here for Heart Six.

I would love to do it, but at an ethical place that treats their horses well, but maybe they are all overworked especially during tourist season and I should skip it.

I am going on a three week roadtrip. Someone recently shared with me you can get under the seat bins for toiletries. And now I’m thinking, what other hidden storage solutions are there!!

Please drop your recs and even better if you can share a picture !!

I’m going on a 3 week roadtrip in August and will spend 3 days in glacier. Camping 2 nights in Apgar and one night in many glacier.

I have a model Y Tesla. Looking for pointers from those that have traveled the area with limited charging options

I am taking a three week roadtrip out west with my cousin and my friend will join us for about 5 days. With this. I am a bit nervous for space as that is an extra carryon.

I want to be mindful as what is showing through the window as I don’t want anyone to break in my car.

Frunk:
Camp kitchen

Lower level trunk: Hest Foam pad

Trunk:
Three small carry on
Battery pack
Trent + sleep bag

Question: does anyone have a cooler that they recommend that can fit in my backseat floor?

I was wondering ordering a hitch rack to store stuff, but I read it will make it difficult to charge the car

Thanks so much

Hello! I will be visiting Glacier in August, driving my Tesla. Night one I’m staying in Apgar, night two, looking to book somewhere near many glaciers.

When researching, I find there are destination chargers, but how readily available are they? Doesn’t seem to be too many so I’m worried they will often be in use and take several hours until I can charge.

I’m considering booking at KOA with an electrical site if it’s unlikely I’ll able to charge during the day.

Thanks so much

My apt building has requested for me to fill out an additional ESA request form. I haven’t been asked for this in the past (bozzuto mgmt company has always accepted my ESA letter)

I’m assuming they are doing this to charge the monthly dog fee.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

I moved last week. The drivers charged me for an extra hour, what I don’t understand, we left my apartment at the same time, but they arrived to my new apartment 45 minutes after me. What were they doing? Were they reorganizing the truck?