marshmallow

yes this is very common... i was freak out at first, then checked with my other friends and everyone told me is very common... dun worry hahahaha then called my contractor. he said call him again when the cracks get bigger cos it will get bigger... patch now no use hahahaha my contractor actually warned me before hand but i forgot... my fren's ID also told her to be prepared for this.

yup, there is nothing wrong with them getting the best from the system, they're just being smart and what the forummers are saying here is just to point out that for some countries, there is no difference whether to give up their home citizenship or not. no bad feelings here... and, while many pple are too quick to point the blame to PR, we have to realise that the fault doesn't lie in PR, it lies in those know who came out with the policies........ *ahem*

hey, saw your reply on reglxt blog but decided to ask you here how is your laminated door like? is it fire rated? or does your unit require fire rated main door? cos i remember when i saw those laminated doors at shops, they are usually used as room doors, not main doors.... no grilles meaning...?

thanks for the info... is the low heating capacity a restriction by hdb? anywhere else sells gas heater in SG? yup agree that the fear of leakage is unfounded... nowadays gas heater is made much more safer than 20 yrs ago.

maybe they keep revising the age downwards... must "edge out" other countries mah~

yea lor... i mean.. it's very kua zhang la~ if it were me i'd want my main door to be as low profile as possible... dun wanna get too much unwanted "attention"

in the thread got 2 other pple using rainshower... maybe you can PM them to check

that's what my friend said too. he even said actually it's better for him to convert to SGrean cos if he goes back to China, pple will treat him as someone with good "overseas experience"

so long as you are 2nd generation PR/citizen, you have to serve NS unless you give up SG PR/citizenship altogether. oh... maybe that was old policy. my frens (one guy, one gal) were asked to choose at 18 yrs old. you know la, SG immigration policy changes all the time one fren even better. they let them hold until 21 yrs old (after NS) to give the final answer. he served NS, then gave up SG citizenship and keep Malaysian citizenship

ah... found the thread.... gimz63251073 gave plenty of advice here: http://www.renotalk.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=34881 btw in my hubby's parents' home, you can actually set the exact temperature and the water will come out at the temperature. dunno whether those sold in SG are like that but wait... May, your area got city gas or not??

the only way for single PR to buy HDB is through the sibling scheme, which HDB has already shut the doors now. from what i observe, many of the PR who have concern in giving up their own citizenship are malaysians. for the rest (e.g. PRC and Indians), it's not a big price to pay: cos even if they give up their original citizenship, there is not much difference even if they were to return to their home country later. on PR + Citizen give birth in Singapore, the children is eligible for both citizenship until they turn 18, they will have to make a decision on which one to keep.

it seems many pple are using Rinnai from what i read from RT... maybe bro manutd can tell you more?

but dehumidifier is only useful if you keep all your windows and door shut... you can't do this for 24/7, rite?

hahahahaha you actually calculate the unit cost for each crystal..... if you count all the 762 crystals, maybe more effective than counting sheep when you can sleep.....

if they ban PR from buying, then many of the PR can just convert to citizen after 2 years and fight with you for BTO/any new HDB flats/CPF grant/HDB loan. is that what we want too?

this is not rust... actually stainless steel piping originally will have stains like this. if you want shiny surface, you need to do some chemical washing before that. this is what i learn in my industry....

wah... that was bad... but i think it's really unlucky for your case... my hubby was using gas heater all his life until he came to SG... in fact in HK, gas heater is more common than electric heater~ could be due to installation? where you install the gas heater?

actually i have one question... HDB rules actually stated plastering of ceiling is not allowed, but i see many pple doing it...? btw, how old is your flat? i'd say the small bumps shouldn't be there, but it would be difficult to expect a very smooth surface cos the original HDB workmanship really sucks

BunBun, your memory is really good... is this the one? http://www.renotalk.com/forum/index.php?sh...st&p=406242 newnyew's photos all cannot see liao... so can't tell if this is the same cheesecake btw, i have 2 questions: 1) do you all use electric mixer to beat the cream cheese? or use hand to beat with a spatula or something? 2) i read somewhere that they use food processor to crush digestive biscuit for the base. is that how you crush it also?

so cute~ your family is very lucky leh... you bake so many goodies for them

door sign needs LED backlights mah....?

very nice we'll never get such nice lamp... cos hubby and i are both lazy pple that won't wanna clean up all the crystals hahahaha my home doesn't have any nice lighting pieces sigh

ah something like this... but won't be as nice as yours i think btw you still have newnyew's recipe? i tried searching for it just now but couldn't find... maybe i've missed it

not sure whether that was iPad's problem, or my fren's problem.... but anyway that was her feedback ya~

well he is not much younger than you PLUS he doesn't exercise regularly! i think that's the key point hahahaha mounting on top of TV can "cheat" and have shorter distance... all my frens in HK got to mount the sensor highest possible cos the living room is simply too small when i test the machine at parents' home, i gotta put the sensor high up, tilt it, and i myself stood at the corridor in order for the sensor to find me......