How to save electricity?
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Mai gei gei bro.. photo check is not for gauging friendliness.
It's to check whether she is chio bu.
Men.
That's why whoever (men) tells you he looks out for character/personality of a woman first before her looks is a big fat :censored: liar.
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limlim:
Lim San! Don’t understand why you still need pix?......
picture of the house first.. if no nice no want visit.. :evil:
picture of owner too.. if no friendly looking no want visit....
A house that have all those fixtures mentioned cant be anything else but nice….
And someone like harlequin.…well, she’s well fed and sheltered …she gotta be 白白，柔柔嫩嫩 type……. :evil:
Faster go register…before offer over liao......
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buds:
How you know the owner is not her hubby ar..?Mai gei gei bro.. photo check is not for gauging friendliness.
It's to check whether she is chio bu.
Men.
That's why whoever (men) tells you he looks out for character/personality of a woman first before her looks is a big fat :censored: liar.
:offtopic:
:evil:
but agree with your last statement..
it's true worr.. :imanangel: -
CloudeeDaz:
If it's at oxley road.... I scared....
Lim San! Don’t understand why you still need pix?limlim:
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picture of the house first.. if no nice no want visit.. :evil:
picture of owner too.. if no friendly looking no want visit....
A house that have all those fixtures mentioned cant be anything else but nice….
And someone like harlequin.…well, she’s well fed and sheltered …she gotta be 白白，柔柔嫩嫩 type……. :evil:
Faster go register…before offer over liao...... -
limlim:
Haha... if I said my house not nice, then my architect is going to :spank: me... but on the same road there are nicer and bigger houses, I love the house no. 21 :please:
picture of the house first.. if no nice no want visit.. :evil:Harlequin:
IC please... :evil:
picture of owner too.. if no friendly looking no want visit....
Do you do Facebook? :evil: I put up some pictures there lei... in this vain world, FB is a platform to show off, friends kek me until I finally put up pictures, so that they could 'like' it... sometimes I really think its Bo Liao. Eg. swanky dinning venues, traveling pictures, big houses, new lovers... haiz, what is it for, other than showing off?! MIL hates FB, everytime I put up pictures she'd complain :scared: she log in FB just to keep an eye on me :evil: -
buds:
Thanks, buds.... now I feel better, less guiltyYes, it only sensible to have a lift for homes at least three storey high. Apart from carrying items, must also bear in mind in case of poor health or in the instance of unwanted accidents, where one just cannot climb the stairs. Though in good health, people may think of it as an impractical accessory. It is also true in financial sense that should the house be put up for sale in future, the lift will be a push/sell factor especially for buyers with extended families and/or elderly.
Harlequin babe, apart from looking at changing to energy-saving bulbs and swapping to electrical appliances with better energy conserving features, I find that $1100 per month for a home with central air-conditioning, more bathrooms, daily cooking and laundry washing (etc) is a moderate amount. The monthly expenses forked out cannot be measured against a regular HDB but if one wants to look at it in apple to apple comparison, one storey of similar landed property can be somewhat a size of a regular HDB unit or even bigger, the raw breakdown of $300+ per floor is not considered anywhere exorbitant. A regular HDB unit with heavy/all-day air-conditioning may amount to a similar range.
A dryer's usage also adds as to how much more one pays for the monthly expenses. Some families dump immediately from washer to dryer and such cycle may last what like 2 hrs or so depending on how heavy the load is. But for families who indoor-dry prior to dumping in the dryer, they may see significant decrease in those month-end numbers.
As for fridges, it's more common these days to see families owning two (fridges) in a HDB unit as compared to before. There may be more people living in the house or may have bigger diet. An aunt who does private catering apart from selling at a school canteen invested in a freezer chest to maximize storage so she doesn't hafta keep running grocery errands every other day.
Personally, I find your $ output of an average of $1.1k a month for your household and occasionally fluctuating to $1.5 gees when you have guests in the house or doing a month of heavier entertaining, the amount is not that starkly exorbitant if you look at the big picture. ... but in the long run I think something should be done, just spoke to a friend whose hubby is a interior designer, he suggested that I should consider installing additional split unit airconds for certain areas in the house instead of using the centralized ones daily, may not be as cooling as central aircond but can really save on electricity consumption.
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buds:
Thanks, buds.... now I feel better, less guiltyYes, it only sensible to have a lift for homes at least three storey high. Apart from carrying items, must also bear in mind in case of poor health or in the instance of unwanted accidents, where one just cannot climb the stairs. Though in good health, people may think of it as an impractical accessory. It is also true in financial sense that should the house be put up for sale in future, the lift will be a push/sell factor especially for buyers with extended families and/or elderly.
Harlequin babe, apart from looking at changing to energy-saving bulbs and swapping to electrical appliances with better energy conserving features, I find that $1100 per month for a home with central air-conditioning, more bathrooms, daily cooking and laundry washing (etc) is a moderate amount. The monthly expenses forked out cannot be measured against a regular HDB but if one wants to look at it in apple to apple comparison, one storey of similar landed property can be somewhat a size of a regular HDB unit or even bigger, the raw breakdown of $300+ per floor is not considered anywhere exorbitant. A regular HDB unit with heavy/all-day air-conditioning may amount to a similar range.
A dryer's usage also adds as to how much more one pays for the monthly expenses. Some families dump immediately from washer to dryer and such cycle may last what like 2 hrs or so depending on how heavy the load is. But for families who indoor-dry prior to dumping in the dryer, they may see significant decrease in those month-end numbers.
As for fridges, it's more common these days to see families owning two (fridges) in a HDB unit as compared to before. There may be more people living in the house or may have bigger diet. An aunt who does private catering apart from selling at a school canteen invested in a freezer chest to maximize storage so she doesn't hafta keep running grocery errands every other day.
Personally, I find your $ output of an average of $1.1k a month for your household and occasionally fluctuating to $1.5 gees when you have guests in the house or doing a month of heavier entertaining, the amount is not that starkly exorbitant if you look at the big picture. ... but in the long run I think something should be done, just spoke to a friend whose hubby is a interior designer, he suggested that I should consider installing additional split unit airconds for certain areas in the house instead of using the centralized ones daily, may not be as cooling as central aircond but can really save on electricity consumption.
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CloudeeDaz:
Lim San! Don’t understand why you still need pix?limlim:
......
picture of the house first.. if no nice no want visit.. :evil:
picture of owner too.. if no friendly looking no want visit....
A house that have all those fixtures mentioned cant be anything else but nice….
And someone like harlequin.…well, she’s well fed and sheltered …she gotta be 白白，柔柔嫩嫩 type……. :evil:
Faster go register…before offer over liao......
No more 白白，柔柔嫩嫩 liao, SG's hot weather is inducing all the pigment in my body out in full force....am considering putting on driving sleeves
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Harlequin... Yes, of course if you're thinking of \"in the long run\" and don't mind to do up some parts of the house where you think will make money-sense to do so, by all means go all out for it and especially if you are thinking the house is great for keeps.
Our designer suggested a lite box for our living room ceilling so that it can cover all the wiring plus concealed cosy yellow lights that you can choose to turn on or off certain row of lights at a time. But it was too costly.
So we stuck to just tw pretty white light covers instead, with energy-saving bulbs when we did our living room ceiling fan. -
Surveillance security system cannot be turn off right? It's linked to Cisco 24/7 ... can only disable certain functions and cameras while we are in. The 12 big spots lights mounted at the exterior of the house are motion censor, and we were advice not to disable them, at night the surveillance cameras need these spots lights to capture clear image... :xedfingers:
What else, that I can cut down.. thinking.....thinking... thinking.
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