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Its only about S$10 to buy that you so called professional equipment. Max 15SGD ..lol. Btw, I was "robbed" off S$60.00 and I've learned my lesson and grew smarter by the day...

Charcoal, Pandan Leaf, Sharp Plasmacluster.....should help to a certain extend. FYI, I have three Sharp Plasmaclusters in my master bedroom.

go for it! if you do not know self maintenance, it'll save you alot of money in future.

HI All, I have the Roomba 500 series Original Side Brush (six Arm- New mod) for Sale, bought extra, so now selling at S$10.00 each, I have only a few pieces.

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Well, I switch Off & On for only 2~3 sec delay, more or less to reset the boiling process, it stays at 90 degressC and at Keep Warm mode thereafter. What do you mean by heat retention? Is it switching Off the main and see how longthe water retain its heat? I've not tried that yet. Mine always stays at Keep Warm mode since day 1.

I have a zojirushi Electric Hot pot (5L), the power consumption is rather low I would say base on my monthly power bill. As I m very particular about power consumption, I always monitor and study the characteristic of the Electric Hot pot. What I've discovered lately is that, I set the temp to 90degrees fix, everytime I top up water, it reboil automatically, however it doesn't stop boiling until it reaches 100degrees, which mean longer time to boil and thus use up more power. What i do is that i'll wait till it boils till 85degrees, manually power off main, 2sec later on it, it'll stop the boiling process, this way I save approx. 5 more minutes of boiling time. Hope my findings help ppl here.

Yeah, I have one too, the pot inside is made with solid thick steel material and you can feel the weight, compare this to any other brand of rice cook, you will know the difference, even low grade rice aftercook still turn out OK. Probably the heat conduct very well thats why rice always turnout good and fluffy. Cheers.

Hi Bros, I am considering getting a Hitachi washer model BD-105V2 (front load type), washer is a bit pricey but can see that the features are great, would appreciate some feedback (both + & -) from fellow forummer here who own it. Cheers!

HI jack, I am new here. Talking about Japan made product, I always prefer Japs made product, however the setback is that it doesn't fail me! You know why? because I can't upgrade, lol. I have this trouble with couple of my items at home, mostly japan made. I'll end up giving them away. Nowadays, japan brand appliances are normally made outside japan which I find it at times quality not so good. Cheers!

Hi, This is my first post and I happen to see this thread and would like you to think over again, had some very bad experience with this brand, after 3 years am still having problems every now and then.