Sentences with phrase «added water bills»

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How many move into Baltimore City to pay for major sewer upgrades with hefty add - ons to our water bills?

While nutrition and taste get top billing for this new beverage, what's most unique about this drink is that consumers add their own liquid — water, coconut water, almond milk or milk — to the single - serve «shake and drink» bottle to create a fresh, delicious, customized smoothie they can simply shake and drink anytime, and easily take with them anywhere.

Small changes in how Spindrift approached the fast - growing sparkling water category added up to a big opportunity for the brand, sales of which have grown 16 times since 2009, according to the company's CEO and Founder Bill Creelman.

Most people assume that the added laundry will cost you in water but we have not noticed a difference in our bills since cloth diapering.

Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Wednesday that he was going to add $ 305 million to New York City's capital budget to speed up work on Water Tunnel No. 3 so that it would be able to serve Brooklyn and Queens.

Add in a water bill, trash service and cable fees, and you may be ready to move back in with Mom and Dad.

Dripping taps and leaking toilets are not only annoying - they could be adding extra costs to your water bill.

Then add taxes, water and sewer bills and other expenses and you can get into some sizable payments.

Adding sprinkler control to your home automation system may qualify you for some rebates while allowing you to control, through a smartphone app, how long the water runs, potentially cutting your water bill significantly.

Google added support for paying water, electricity, DTH and mobile, broadband, landline and other utility bills last month to Tez.

Now that the property is sold, it is technically the new owners responsibility since the water bill stays with the property and would be added to the tax bill if its not paid.

Homeowners need to pay their water, gas, electricity and oil bills to keep their home running smoothly, and add - ons such as alarm services or homeowner association fees must also be factored in.

If your remodel includes replacing windows or doors, adding insulation, installing new roofing, upgrading heating or air - conditioning units, updating the water heater or installing energy generating products (such as solar panels, heat pumps or wind turbines) then you can take advantage of federal energy efficiency tax credits through 2010 that will help defray costs and maximize your remodeling budget while reducing home energy bills.