Water billing question

[snowave]

Well, we got our 2nd bill.. and it's $53.17.. much better than almost $100 for that first one. After that bill, I stopped all outside watering.. (it's that time of year anyway  ).. and that apparently made the difference. 

Next Summer, I'll be sure to adjust the timing/duration of the drip/watering system, too.

[Tumblebush]

I'm so glad I don't have to worry about water bills anymore.

In fact that's one thing I sure don't miss...being at the mercy of the water company.

[SkierBob]

I'm so glad I don't have to worry about water bills anymore.

In fact that's one thing I sure don't miss...being at the mercy of the water company.

I'll bite, do you have a well?  Or are you flushing your toilets with Coors Light?

[Katwest13]

hahaha!

[Tumblebush]

I'll bite, do you have a well?  Or are you flushing your toilets with Coors Light?

Well if I had to use something...Coors Light would be my first choice...it would be a good way to get some yeast into the septic.

But yes, I am fortunate enough to have a spring fed well. If you want to call it a well, as its more like just a hole in the ground.
Then we have creek water to use in the summer for gardening.

[SkierBob]

Well if I had to use something...Coors Light would be my first choice...it would be a good way to get some yeast into the septic.

But yes, I am fortunate enough to have a spring fed well. If you want to call it a well, as its more like just a hole in the ground.
Then we have creek water to use in the summer for gardening.

Nice, I'd say you're fortunate.  Not to many people living in SoCal have their own water source, plus it sounds like you don't have to use electricity to pump it up out of the ground.