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this a common tactic used by salespersons to milk more cash...

wow its a wonderful beautiful unit... the extra work of cleaning the open terrace will be worth it... imagine nice outdoor furniture with umbrella for breakfast and chills in the night... a mini bbq pit... was aiming for it too during the SOBF in 2010 but by my turn all the better units being taken up... oh if really put umbrella remember to secure it real tight... cos when storm comes the wind get pretty strong... last thing u wan is your umbrella flying off...

1. Dryer. It takes up space and consumes a lot of electricity. I would dry my laundry the old way outside the MBR balcony since I am not planning to use it. I think my challenge is too do it in an aesthetically appealing way. i still uses washer and separate dryer. getting a nice designer set from bosch and miele will make the result much more pleasing to the eye. and also for safety reason. i dont want my wife to be hanging clothes outside the windows. had a friend whom lovely wife fell to her death for the exact reason. plus the pro of getting fuffy nice dry clothes during a raining day just too good to miss. 2. Dishwasher. This one takes up space and also consumes electricity & water. I think this is not a necessity but more an indulgence. ya i think so too. not only it waste space. it also waste electricity. good old hand washing still the best. 3. Radio. I have got an apple airport express that is hooked up to the speaker where I send my playlist on my MBP to. So this is redundant. I also don't listen to radio anymore. i'm a sucker for good quality sound. call it a curse as only certain speakers speak to me. manage to find a geneva lab s model for the living room. great looks too with big sound in a small package. 4. Big fridge. I think a big fridge encourages me to buy more stuff to fill it up. A smaller fridge would force me to plan my grocery shopping and meals for the week. I read that freezer boxes on top or bottom actually saves more electricity than side by sides. true. small slim fridge with huge capacity is the way to go. bottom freezer save energy. remember to get auto ice maker too. life saver. 5. Rice-cooker. Multi-function devices are the way to go and this one can be done with a substitute pot I already have. I have found myself using cous cous more than rice these days and the best thing about it, cooking is a 5 minute deal by pouring boiling water over. Fast, minimum fuss. got myself a multi function zuiroji rice cooker. amazing cake making ability. 6. Floorlamps. Am happy my place has already got downlights preinstalled and baths the whole place in warm cosy hue. So I should have none of these although the Mooi designed ones are very very chic. didn't even have downlight for my place. so a carefully placed ph50 for my dining and an arti mega for my living room. house so small nowsaday that 1 lamp can lit up the entire place. placed philip led spot for the rest of the place. 7. Desktop system. These things takes up space and consume more electricity than laptops, they're mostly static and produce more cable clutter. getting an imac to avoid cable clutter. plus starting to love mac os for it bullet proof net surfing. also got a brother wireless printer to get rid of all the cables too. smaller speaker with big sound. getting a b&w mm1 when my waller get fatter. 8. Bookshelf. I am trying to reduce the number of books I have looking to rotate nice design glossies I can borrow from the library on the coffee table. Book shelves just encourage the owner to buy more books to fill it up. Clutterism. get a bookshelf with doors. cover all the thing up for the nice neat look. 9. Curtains. They take up space and close up the interior. I guess I am more 'exhibitionist'. I reckon if I were to spend good money to get nice furniture or carpentry works, isn't it better to 'show it off' then hide it behind curtains? preferred some privacy so got roller blind for the simple neat look.

i'm a fan of less is more... but sometime i find it difficult esp your living partner is bit of a mess...

all depend on the what u wanted... me and my wife quite big size... so king the only way... get those bedframe that as big as the mattress only...

ops i not korean la hahaha... korea selling abt 300 sing after conversion... at least lorgan can claim warranty if spoil?

my god where u manage to buy it? i was searching for it for my study room for the longest time...

dr.tran dont worry... mul-t-lock in term of quality is of better grade compared to duro...

hi i'm doing some project to polish up my bomb shelter door handle etc. anyone tried to remove the handle before? can share with me how to take the handle apart? thank you.

regret seeing this thread too late... purchase a ceiling fan from them... installed and found it to be slanted in 1 direction... called them up and time and again kanna played out... king of fan... ya right... if the boss of elmark is seeing this... he better start waking up...

yup i saw it at balestier... they selling the replica too... I saw the original version at air furniture parkmall for a wopping 1k... madness... but look closly you can spot the differences but not great enough to justify $800 difference... So i ordered from www.connox.com at 188 euro... which is about $350... that i can accept hahaha... quite a good deal for me... but now praying the lights will really be delivered...

hi defelio, its amazing i'm also looking at the same lightings as you... i just order the dna double from germany and is awaiting delivery... planning to place it in my bedroom... kinda cute as its 5 bulb look exactly like a dog with head and limps as bulb

yes i'm aware of the 15 amp... everyone telling can... jus plug & cook...

being going ard looking for oven and 2 zone induction cooker... from what i understand... only bosch got the 13amp oven version... but most of the salesman tell me that those brandt oven like the FC842xs1 can also use the 13amp plug... i like its function but a call to brandt technical support told me otherwise... saying its not recommended... so i need help here to provide some advices... based on their electrical connection rating of 2800w... 220v... its abt 12.7amp... dunno if calculate like that correct or not...

Good to hear that bosch is looking into the matter... it could an one off event caused by a group of incompetent staffs... we all seen before how those staffs can screw up a perfectly good organisation... wink wink...