Curious how much is your water bill?

$22.90/month

$40-$45/month. 4 of us near Seattle.

We pay about $65 for two months for water and sewer.
There are 2 or 3 of us home based on school year.
We have a well for watering the lawn.
I live in a Minneapolis suburb.

I pay about $25 a month.  Family of 2, in Missouri - we don't water our yard unless we have a really hot/dry spell and even then we don't water the backyard (we haven't watered so far this year), but I do water a couple of flower beds regularly.

Our water bill also includes trash pick up and curbside recycling pick up. And we have a pool! For our family of 5 it's about $120 a month in the summer and about $90 a month in the winter when the pool is closed.

Suburb of Los Angeles, $65 every other month. Small yard that we hardly water, family of four. But no one is home during the weekdays.

$45-$50 a month, water only, for 5 of us showering, laundry, etc. No watering yard or pool. 30 miles outside Nashville, small rural neighborhoods.

I'm not sure what the water portion alone is. Our bill includes the water, sewage fee, trash and recycling pickup, and it runs about $75/month. We do not water the lawn and we do not have a pool.

$42-46 a month.

We do not water grass. I have one hanging plant that I water. Sometimes, two. I kill plants. So, I quit planting flowers.

There are 3 adults and 4 critters. I mention the critters because they create laundry.

Basically, dishwasher, showers, laundry, and drinking. Dh makes tea every other day. I drink a lot of water, which is from the tap. Plus, the boy drinks Kool-aid.

Car washing is done from a spring. As was the garden, when we had one.

That will double in August because our rates are being raised. I understand a periodic raise in rates. However, this is excessive.

Suburban Chicago - about $75 per month, includes water, sewer and trash pick up. Family of 4 and 2 dogs, showers (2x daily for DH), laundry and normal household use. I don't water the lawn, just a couple flower beds and a raised garden.

Around $80, but we have a pool and very little rainfall to keep it filled. It used to be much higher when we had grass and before we bought a pool cover. We ripped out the grass and replaced it with rocks and drought tolerant plants. The pool cover helps with evaporation.

Ours is free, as we have well water. We are also in CO, but we've had enough rain that we haven't watered yet this summer.

I know that if you have a toilet that runs constantly, it greatly increases the water bill. About a month after we moved out of town (on city water) to where we are now, our former landlord called and said we owed a couple hundred dollars for a water bill. When the property manager had walked through the house on our last day, I had told him about a toilet that had started running sometimes, (so we would jiggle the handle to make it stop) but we rarely used that bathroom. It was not running when he was there, and we turned over the key to him when we left that afternoon, so none of us had used it after I told him about it. I don't know if the new tenants used it and that caused it to keep running, or someone showing the house used it, or what, but we refused to pay for something that was absolutely not our fault.