Not sure what is your defination of good for a vacuum cleaner.

For me, this one meets the requirement of being powerful, long retractable extension cord, large capacity bag and adjustable power levels.

You need to know if you want a conventional vacuum cleaner with bag or the bagless type. Or you can look those with a cyclonic action or water filtered types, or wet vacuum cleaner, etc....

hmm that's something i've not considered yet

the qualities you've mentioned sounds good enough for me

powerful being the most important attribute since i've got fine hair flying all over

will check it out

Hi Light,

Noticed that for your toilets, the piece of glass that your exhaust is mounted on is actually a fixed piece of glass and not a top hung window. Is this sufficient for the common toilet? Does it dry the toilet effectively?

Another question, roughly how much did it cost for you to change the windows? I am seriously contemplating to change my windows... but so far, the quotes that I got is nothing less than$3K for a 5 room flat... !!

Not sure what is your defination of good for a vacuum cleaner. !!

For me, this one meets the requirement of being powerful, long retractable extension cord, large capacity bag and adjustable power levels.

You need to know if you want a conventional vacuum cleaner with bag or the bagless type. Or you can look those with a cyclonic action or water filtered types, or wet vacuum cleaner, etc....

Hi Light,

This is one real powerful vacuum. We also got it. We got this bag vacuum cleaner because we experienced the hassle of not having a bag and the dust will start flying all over. Where you got it from and how much?

Edited November 7, 200719 yr by s&s

really nice place u got there.. with a great view!

aww.. your dog also so cute! i would have mistaken this pic to be a backview of a fat persian cat! keke..

Hi Light wat a Lovely hse, good space planning and good spk layout too. !!

really nice place u got there.. with a great view!

aww.. your dog also so cute! i would have mistaken this pic to be a backview of a fat persian cat! keke..

Haha! Thanks for looking. There is a very small kid in the neighbourhood that always mistakes him for a cat. Always tells his Mom," Ma! Look! Got cat!"

hmm that's something i've not considered yet

the qualities you've mentioned sounds good enough for me

powerful being the most important attribute since i've got fine hair flying all over

will check it out

Yes, as a pet owner, I know exactly what you mean. My dog sheds fur like there's no tomorrow. If I don't vacuum, I will soon have furballs all over the house.

The solution is to brush my dog's fur regularly to prevent the build up of the undercoat....this will only reduce the problem.

Next, keep his fur short...like a puppy.

Next, get a powerful vacuum cleaner with HEPA filter.

Hi Light,

This is one real powerful vacuum. We also got it. We got this bag vacuum cleaner because we experienced the hassle of not having a bag and the dust will start flying all over. Where you got it from and how much?

Hi s&s

We got it from NTUC Hub at $300+(sorry, cannot remember exactly how much).

Came with a free gift of a year's supply of bags(in addition to the one that is already included with the vacuum cleaner) as well as a free set of HEPA filters.

Hi Light,

Noticed that for your toilets, the piece of glass that your exhaust is mounted on is actually a fixed piece of glass and not a top hung window. Is this sufficient for the common toilet? Does it dry the toilet effectively?

Another question, roughly how much did it cost for you to change the windows? I am seriously contemplating to change my windows... but so far, the quotes that I got is nothing less than$3K for a 5 room flat...

It will dry the toilet, just a matter of how long it takes....If I had to do it again, I would have gone for the eight inch fan instead of the six inch one....my wife thinks the six inch one looks cuter and uses less electricity.

As for the windows, I think the price is about there lah....of course, it will depend on the type of windows you want. Plain glass is cheapest. The type of window frame as well as the finishing also add to the cost. I had to pay extra for white powder coated finish. In all, I think my windows came up to about $3.1k.

Edited November 8, 200719 yr by Light

Light, you take really awesome pictures.

Thanks! I was inspired to take photos of the vacuum cleaner because of how some parts of it looked like a car.

Haha! Thanks for looking. There is a very small kid in the neighbourhood that always mistakes him for a cat. Always tells his Mom," Ma! Look! Got cat!"

Yes, as a pet owner, I know exactly what you mean. My dog sheds fur like there's no tomorrow. If I don't vacuum, I will soon have furballs all over the house.

The solution is to brush my dog's fur regularly to prevent the build up of the undercoat....this will only reduce the problem.

Next, keep his fur short...like a puppy.

Next, get a powerful vacuum cleaner with HEPA filter.

hahaha, that's the opposite of my cat

my neighbour kid always tell his mom "ma, see dog dog"

think they equate the species with size

now i'm even more motivate to get this vacuum

will check it out

thanks so much

Edited November 8, 200719 yr by applefreak

Anyway, what about your MBR toilet and the storage area next to the entrance. I find the MBR a tad too small for proper planning, how did you get round it? Pics to show?

Sorry, havn't gotten down to taking the pictures of the MBR toilet yet, but here is a picture of the storage area and the entrance.....as you can see, I am very imaginative with colours.

Sorry, havn't gotten down to taking the pictures of the MBR toilet yet, but here is a picture of the storage area and the entrance.....as you can see, I am very imaginative with colours.

That looks like a well concealed shoe cabinet cum main power point next to the main door?

That looks like a well concealed shoe cabinet cum main power point next to the main door?

Yes....very cunning.

Haha! Thanks for looking. There is a very small kid in the neighbourhood that always mistakes him for a cat. Always tells his Mom," Ma! Look! Got cat!"

hey light,

btw, if u're having problems with shedding furs, u ain't see mine yet my dog double yours in size! keke.. also shed like no tomorrow! if her fur was made of gold, i'd be damnnnn rich!! aunty here using magic mop (actually i find it more effective than my current lousy vertical type vaccum cleaner)..then i use a wet mop. have to do this 2-3x a wk!

Edited November 8, 200719 yr by phoenix

hey light,

btw, if u're having problems with shedding furs, u ain't see mine yet my dog double yours in size! keke.. also shed like no tomorrow! if her fur was made of gold, i'd be damnnnn rich!! aunty here using magic mop (actually i find it more effective than my current lousy vertical type vaccum cleaner)..then i use a wet mop. have to do this 2-3x a wk!

Kekeke! We tried Magic mop too....its effective for normal wiping. But for fur....vacuum cleaner still the best. No headache.

Kekeke! We tried Magic mop too....its effective for normal wiping. But for fur....vacuum cleaner still the best. No headache.

hehe... are u sure no headache at all? dun u get the fur getting stuck to the little rollers at the suction head?

Managed to get a some items from the recent Life Story sale. One was a white side table for the living room, another was a block of carved mango wood as a display stand/stool.

Over the last weekend, we bought a wall decal and painstakingly put it up.