eR1c 0 Report post Posted August 14, 2007 qns: do you guys use cylinder gas or piped gas? and why?i using cylinder gas. coz no choice, my block dun have gas pipe to it lor... luckily kitchen big. so put 2 cylinder lor. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
jamez 0 Report post Posted August 14, 2007 i fainted.. red and white?!FH will double faint! hahahah!qns: do you guys use cylinder gas or piped gas? and why?haha...ok. dun tell them i suggest ok? i will be using piped gas...no need to think when change cylinder + no place to put the cylinder for my kitchen... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gingar 0 Report post Posted August 16, 2007 me using piped gas coz kitchen super small, no place to put cylinderalso, piped gas no need to worry about running out of gasand my current home also using piped gas (one bill, no need to worry no gas and no money on hand)lastly, got free water heater mah got free water heater? which gas companies you guys using ar?another question, anyone of you using kitchen taps with extendable hose and pull-out spray head? Is it good? like this or this both images from http://www.alarisavenue.co.uk/acatalog/Ala...732.html#a12791wondering if its durable.. cos the pipe.. pull in pull out.. dunno will wear and tear or something..oh! and soft closing toilet covers? anyone of you using those? heard that some after a while, it doesn't soft close anymore. anyone knows? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Angelwrath 0 Report post Posted August 16, 2007 got free water heater? which gas companies you guys using ar?another question, anyone of you using kitchen taps with extendable hose and pull-out spray head? Is it good?when u open ur electricity and water supply with Singapore powers, they will give u a free gas heater Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
applefreak 1 Report post Posted August 16, 2007 there's only one residential piped-gas supplies - citygaswhen you open a citygas account, they will ask if you want the gas heater initially wanted to get the extendable tap, but most advised against coz the mechanism wears out easily (at least for the cheaper ones)most of the time will have difficulty putting it back Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gingar 0 Report post Posted August 16, 2007 hmm.. is the gas heater any good? then can save up on 1 heater.. and just buy 1 instead of 2! kekekewhat's the difference between gas heater and electric heater? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
applefreak 1 Report post Posted August 16, 2007 one uses gas and the other electricity?kekeke actually there are four types of water heaters on the marketinstant or storage heaters powered by gas or electricitygas storage heaters are not allowed to be used in HDB flatsfor the remaining three, instant heaters are most popular as it consumes less electricity than a storage one and can be installed in the bathroomgas instant heaters must be installed at a well-ventilated place so some find it unsightly if they don't have a service yardelectricity storage heaters are good if your family is big, you like rainshower and you want hot water everywhere e.g. bathrooms and kitchen sinkeach has it's pros and cons so it really depends on your wants and lifestyle Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gingar 0 Report post Posted August 19, 2007 ok.. so my toilet tiles are all gone.. my own contractor had to chase the HDB's contractor to remove the last 2 rows of tiles.. cos the hdb guys claimed their boss din ask them to hack!! like huh?! and the hdb tiles have not arrived.. expected to deliver wed/thurs. hopefully by the coming weekend, the 2 toilets will be fully tiled. that's the aircon piping hole..and the study room wall is gone, the new kitchen door all hacked out.. the existing kitchen door yet to be bricked up..the electrical wiring should be almost done.. so exciting, every week see new stuff in the house. sidetrack, I called citygas to check out their gas heater, how are the charges like.. etc etc. and the guy that answered.. didn't know enough to save his job man! lol he told me to call again on monday. i asked if 1 gas heater was sufficient for 2 bathrooms, he paused for a while, then he said, 'ya, i think, 1 shld be enough for a bathroom' i faint. i think i call again on monday better.. i think he's just there to man the 24hrs hotline.. what to do in case of gas leaks.. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
applefreak 1 Report post Posted August 19, 2007 aiyo citygas pple always like that one maybe you want to pop by the showroom, the lady there should know much more coz she is from Rinnai good to see that the demolition works are donethat means the construction works are gonna start Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
smoochies_woochies 0 Report post Posted August 20, 2007 ginger!I can see that you're already done with the hacking and I believe thereafter works will commence real soon ya.. bet you're very excited abt it huh but ginger, I thought you're gonna hack away the entire study room but from your pix, seemed like you are keeping it and have created a new kitchen entrance with it and will seal off the exisitng one? Is that it? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gingar 0 Report post Posted August 20, 2007 good to see that the demolition works are donethat means the construction works are gonna start can't start the construction works yet i think, HDB not out of my toilet yet.. still got tiling! argh.. but good news is.. my TO just informed us couple of minutes ago, that his contractor said perhaps can start tiling today! *fingers crossed*but ginger, I thought you're gonna hack away the entire study room but from your pix, seemed like you are keeping it and have created a new kitchen entrance with it and will seal off the exisitng one? Is that it?initial plan was to hack away the study, but slight change of plans, we left behind a bit of the wall, so we can do a cozy area or something like that on the other side of the dining room (previously known as the study room). hope it turns out ok. smoochies.. how's ur reno coming along? shld be done already right? PIX!! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
smoochies_woochies 0 Report post Posted August 20, 2007 cozy corner... ooOOoooo... sounds terrific.. dun worry it'll turn out great ya.. if you go to HDB website on their habitat forum showroom, you'll notice some sample units do have a cosy corner and like it suggest, it is cozy indeed!.. fang xin ya my reno's going smooth but yet to be completed, only halfway through for carpentry works - feature wall for tv in livin room halfway through, feature wall for tv in MBD not done yet, pole system wardrobe in MBD not done yet, island kitchen halfway through.. then there's also a feature mirror wall for dining area, wallpaper to run from bomb shelter through to balcony.. all not done yet *tearing hair out* & oh ya.. 3 TVs coming in for installation by Wednesday..though our reno works not completed yet, but bit by bit hubby and I are starting to bring stuffs that we had bought over to store in the bomb shelter le.. bar stools, sound system, my baobei catus even candles from IKEA to keep the house xiang xiang .. hahaha...what about yourself ginger? though your works not started yet but I believe you should already have a concept or theme in mind.. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gingar 0 Report post Posted August 21, 2007 WAA!! so many things halfway through already!!So fast bring in your TVs and stuff? Wait disappear how? *touch wood*yea, concept/theme = as simple as possible! haha.. we already bought the most of the furniture.. waiting to be delivered.. left the electronics haven buy.. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cantona7 0 Report post Posted August 21, 2007 my reno's going smooth but yet to be completed, only halfway through for carpentry works - feature wall for tv in livin room halfway through, feature wall for tv in MBD not done yet, pole system wardrobe in MBD not done yet, island kitchen halfway through.. then there's also a feature mirror wall for dining area, wallpaper to run from bomb shelter through to balcony.. all not done yet *tearing hair out* & oh ya.. 3 TVs coming in for installation by Wednesday..though our reno works not completed yet, but bit by bit hubby and I are starting to bring stuffs that we had bought over to store in the bomb shelter le.. bar stools, sound system, my baobei catus even candles from IKEA to keep the house xiang xiang .. hahaha...Dear Smoochies,If u really have no choice but to bring over all the stuffs, u can put it in ur spareroom and lock it. It is nt advisable to bring in so early and install the TV, cos first scare lost due to theft which ur ID will nt be responsible for it and second make it is easier to repair any defects if any and also dust free. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
smoochies_woochies 0 Report post Posted August 21, 2007 hi ginger/cantona,Well, u guys are right .. think tonite I'll talk to my hubby about it.. initially we didnt anticipate that reno works would be delayed, hence, the furnitures all arrived early .. currently, couch, dining table, coffee table, washing machine & refrigerator all arrived.. have left all of them except couch in our spareroom but not locked though cos still some works going on .. thanks for advise guys! ginger, where did you get your furnitures from ner? what about yourself cantona?.. a new home owner yourself? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
