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bigbird, you quite lucky leh - the marble flooring(OLD type). cos i saw new ones(nowadays) all look **** jialat....

saw that 4k lamp in millenia walk beside harverynorman..... frankly pple who can afford such lamps, NO NEED to clean one - if dirty, just throw and buy new one

now toyogo got 4tier rack on offer, just bought yesterday - $29 only.

Home > ST Forum > Online Story Aug 29, 2007 Philips TV sound malfunction, but service centre denies there is a problem I BOUGHT a Philips 20-inch LCD TV last November. From day one, our family noticed that the volume is extremely soft and we had to set it to the maximum to barely hear the sound. Because this is the second TV at home and Philips does not offer onsite service and we do not have a car, we sent this unit to Philips service centre only in July. However, we were told that no problem was found and everything is within specifications, and our complaint is due to individual differences. I believe my hearing is all right, if not perfect, Moreover, a few other customers in the waiting area in the service centre shared the same feeling that the volume is soft. And I learnt that there are two Philips LCD models having similar problems and that Philips is aware of this. I was asked to bring the set back home, and was told that a manager would call me within a week. This seemed to be the end of the story. No one bothered to contact me and, when I called back a week later, the automatic system informed me that the case had been closed. Eventually I reached somebody on the phone, and I was promised somebody will call me back. So far a month has passed and I believe I have been totally forgotten. Eric Yao Xu http://www.straitstimes.com:80/ST%2BForum/...ory_152623.html

use the FEATHER DUSTER + vacuum cleaner method. sweep and accumulate then vacuum. some of us clean 10-20 times after reno yet still dusty. I clean 4 times already leg soft hand soft...HENG remember the feather duster.

8inch KDK = 20 watts heat your pizza using a 1500w microwave oven = how many watts liao? toiletpaper - manage find it - pls enjoy

Odour Remover Charcoal - chop them into tiny bits place them on a paper plate or bowl good for small concealed areas like car/small cabinets KDK ventilator - the king of odour removers - instant CLEARING! + moisture remover too. no moisture = no grimes no molds no fungus in your toilet. 1) change to panel window - $150-$250 2) kdk 8 inch ventilator 20w - $50+ 3) Wiring and switch - $60-$90 White Vinegar - cheapest method i have learn from internet. mix 50-50 with warm water and wipe the affected areas - new cabinets with the gum smell. Toiletpaper Roll - the best for clearing SHOE CABINET!! learn this from taiwan youtube. just place a UNUSED toiletpaper roll inside. simple! 1 thing 2 uses! best for $$$$$!!!! all the above - tested and proven

applefreak also kena jialat with PANGGIAP - will tell the whole world NOT to engage panggiap!!

bunch of idiots - might as well use HAMMER and NAILs like applefreak's eubiq installers. tell them to use a tiles drill bit. your bifold doors same same as mine leh - !! nice hor?

really depends - on what kind of material you want. a stainless steel kitchen aka industry theme alone - already 2-3 times that of wood cabinets. furniture - same also - some house's furniture cost more than their reno. a designer lamp for $4k, EBONY WOOD sofa set for $20k...etc

use a sponge - just wipe off any excess - 10-15mins can use liao. it's highly flammable only if you spray on fire. machiam baygon.

if you die die want to retain your designs - no point going to a fsm. FS consultation range from $300-$1k depends on your house type. anything more than $1k, those are conmen who advertise a lot, making you think that GOOD ones must be EXPENSIVE.

wah moving soon hor.

carrefour/homefix/sometimes giant have it.

no lah, nothing wrong lah your fsm is very pro liao. i have seen WORSE - conman type.

your 命卦 is Wood 3. reverse flying stars. see those numbers, with 2 on top, 1 below? those are the flying stars. But it differs from one master to another. Most would put 4 sets of numbers(matrix), yours only 3. and pls try to get a 6 rods lah.

my house too many uneven surface....but realli bo lui to plaster - $3k!

i thought windchimes? how come now lights? just dont cross over to NE line. forthsi year no red no hot things on the NE sector. your house is period 7(built b4 2003) and facing east?

nothing lah... i am more worried about your windchime. if wanna place - put it as near as to the wall on the right( rightside of the pic )

1) KDK 8inch 20watts ventilator = $50+ 2) change windows = $150-$200 3) lighting point = $20-$35 since your contractor is doing your whole house. if not they gonna charge $60-$90

how much for plastering alone ah? i didnt request for it - cos I know for 4room already $1600+

hbd contractors used those 3 in 1 mixture that contains so-claimed waterproof + white cement + cement they called it waterproof cement - just full of bollocks. the worst method to do a toilet. sorry for being harsh - your contractor should know if not print out the webpage below to show him. http://www.diydata.com/tool/drillbits/drillbits.php the plumber should be using a drillbit meant for bricks/concrete to drill the tiles - workmanship no good of cos crack will the tiles. the ONLY situation whereby a wall full with tiles cannot be drilled is that they are HOLLOW. as long as they are NOT HOLLOW - sure can be drill. Just that they refuse to use the correct drill bit. this is a drill bit for drilling tiles - $4 BIG sg dollars -every expensive meh? so is he using this??? I dont think so !

welcome to renotalk!

drilling got nothing to do with the workmanship of tiling. unless the tiles are HOLLOW. do ask your contractor/hubby to check the floortrap in the toilet(did they cement it properly?), plus all the vertical pipes, the sides of the main sewage pipe. Try to silicon all of them, whatever small gap you can see(especially vertical ones). for me, my toilet was leaking after we move in for 3-4 days... I just heckcare and silicon EVERY vertical pipe. leaking was bad, all hdb 's fault - end up still need to do grouting/waterproofing. Go and buy those CLEAR water proof silicon - i will try to post a pic tonight. i have yet to hear any hdb contractor doing a decent job - let alone a good one.

1) a hand drill - arm yourself with 4mm - 6mm, better still get a cobalt drill bit(they can drill thru anything). 2) rivets - i didnt measure them, i just buy a pack of short one(around 6mm) and a longer one(12-14mm). check with the shop when buying. 3) Riveter - dont buy the cheapest one - your hands will be shaking for the whole day.