Estimate whether dryer loads, long cycles, lint buildup, or laundry habits are making the monthly electric bill higher.
Electric bill
$226
All-in rate
$0.246 per kWh
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Cooling hours
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The household did more laundry, cycles took longer, or the bill rose without a major weather change.
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Yes, especially when loads increase, cycles run longer, or vent airflow is poor.
Check lint and vent airflow, then estimate real cycle hours instead of guessing from total bill dollars.