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Looking for a water purifier? Wanting to enhance your drinking water? Want to protect your babies/family from unwanted partial in drinking water? Focus water is currently helping all residents to enhance their drinking water and giving you and your family a peace of mind. Our water system had exceeded the guideline of WHO (World Health Organisation with multiple Lab Test Report to backup with (SGS, NSF, TUV SUD PSB etc...). The benefits of having a water filtration system are much more then u can imagine, for health or for convenience e.g.: • Do not have the hassle to boil any more water • Health benefits from Antioxidant & Alkaline • Improves taste in drinking water • Removes impurity etc. Sign up our maintenance service to enjoy the FREE system and installation for this residential program! Call us now @ 6848 9133 / enquiry@focuswater.com.sg to find out more or to arrange a home demo. Our Friendly Water Specialist will patiently clear any doubts you have. www.focuswater.com.sg -
Brought at $2600 Used for 2 years No more warranty. Working conditions. Selling due to moving overseas. 4 levels of alkaline and 4 levels of acidic selection For installation, can contact kemp trading. Self collect at Choa Chu Kang. Interested contact/Whatsapp 81630636
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Hi guys i need help about my walls. 5 years ago i painted my room with two tones, red and orange. Red using Nippon Vinly Silk and orange using Dulux Pentalite. The walls were painted without using any primer. I painted it over a flat finish white wall. Before i started painting the walls i wipe down the walls with 1 part bleach and 5 parts water. Then two weeks later after painting white spots and patches started to appear on colours. i gave a wipe with bleach and water and it disappeared but return eventually. It really pissed me off. Every 6 months for the pass five year i have to wipe them off. The spots the decreases every time i gave it a wipe though. Now after 5 years i'm planning to paint my walls again to a dark grey tone but this time i don't want to deal with this white spot reappearing. Could anyone tell me if this is mould, mildew, fungus or alkaline. What can i do to prevent this spots reappearing again. this time I'm gonna sand my walls down and apply primer. Need a recommendation of what primer and solution base wall cleaner to use to prevent this spots from reappearing. I could really appreciated the help from you guys before i start painting. Here is a clear photo on how bad these white spots can be. The left side recently wipe off and the right didn't bothered to wipe for years because the wardrobe was in my way.
