Troublemaker

Paiseh paiseh... I need help again! I need contacts for cheap and good plumbing services- PLUMBER! I am thinking of changing the basins in my bathrooms and hence I need a Plumber now. Any lobangs? Thanks in advance!

I normally uses Peeka because my shipment contains lightings etc. Peeka will help its customers to check their items first to make sure the items are in good condition before repacking them to save on volume. So far, I am pretty pleased with Peeka's service!

My fridge is black in color. I would say, so far so good. When the fridge door (not the pull-out cabinet) is opened for too long, there will be a sound coming from the fridge. If you need to freeze something in a short period of time (ice cream which has melted), you can lower the temp of the freezer and your ice cream will become hard again. The fridge is slim which is a plus too. Overall, i am pretty pleased with my purchase. Maybe you can try Harvey Norman? I got it at $999.

Why not use Peeka for the basin cabinet? Your basin cabinet will most likely be packed flat. Peeka charges by the volume whereas 65Daigou charges by weight... hence i think Peeka is a better choice than 65Daigou in this sense.

How's your digital lock for the door and gate? Good?

Yup. It is loud enough!

Anybody uses Panasonic E27 light bulbs before? How is it compared to Philips? Panasonic costs only $9.90 as compared to Philips $16.90! If both are the same, then i will get panasonic instead! :s

But your reno fee is considered pretty cheap! Pls post more pics along the way!

Congrats!

Welcome to Renotalk! My 3rm resale flat is smaller than yours and as i am on budget, i do away with all those built-in cabinets (actually, i don't like them at all). I only did the kitchen area which costs around $2k+ and another 2k+ on the bathroom doors and <$600 on the bedroom doors. You can consider to paint the house yourself. I painted it myself and it costs me around $400! Enjoy your reno process!

Hi Puggy, I was also having problems removing the doorviewer with my barehands too! ahahhaa... You can use the tools below to help you: ">http:// ">http://> Once you grip the doorviewer (back of your door) with the tool, turn it in an anti-clockwise direction. It should loosen up pretty fast! Hope this tip helps!

Hi lemons, No drilling is required. You just need to remove the existing peephole. I bought this in Groupon. It costs $78 with free shipping, the cheapest among the ones I found in sg websites. However, I haven't tested it out in night time and hence, I am not sure if the image is clear. So far, it looks good in daytime. http://www.groupon.sg/deals/shopping/gg-groupon-001-c000001-flt-kb-iaj/718750781

Harriette, I have just pm-ed you!

Dear forgot2beme, Paiseh paiseh... I missed out your msg! I bought the lights in TB! The link is here: http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=37830040789

The image is pretty clear! ">http://>

It is pretty easy to fix! ">http:// ">http:// ">http://>

I bought a digital door viewer! So eager to try it out! ">http:// ">http://>