If your dog is eating a large amount of grass, consider what chemicals he might be ingesting. If the grass has been recently sprayed with pesticides, this may be a problem, though usually a large amount must be ingested for a problem to occur, so low levels are most likely fine.any dogs will eat grass furiously then vomit. If your dog is licking his lips, salivating or swallowing a lot, it could be assign he is feeling nauseous. If he has frequent diarrhoea, is off his food, lethargic or is vomiting more than once a week, see your vet for advice.
Census figures list the average cost of utilities, fuels and public services for running a home at $304 per month. This includes some form of gas, electric or fuel oil energy consumption, water and telephone services. Here, too, there are many factors that can alter utility costs. For example, the average water consumption for a family of four at 100 gallons per day can cost as low as $34 per month in Phoenix and as high a $65 per month in Boston.
, lived in Seattle, WA. I live in a house with about 2000 sq. ft. of space, and my electrical bill for 2 months (Seattle City Light bills bimonthly) is typically less than $100. I have gas heating, which is usually less than $200 per month even in the winter months, and less than $100 in the summer. Water is the most expensive utility; Seattle Public Utilities for water, sewer, garbage and recycling vary from $375 to $700 bimonthly, with water as the big-ticket item.