Me Time!
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Congratulations on moving to your new home!
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It will be a while before we can unpack everything. There is so much to do. My biggest adjustment is hanging the clothes. It’s really a challenge when the poles cannot be taken down individually.
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There’s this non-SG coin among the change we received from a stall at food court.
The texture was slightly different. Initially thought it was RM but turn out to be a pound coin! -
lee_yl:
At first glance I thought it was SGD!
There’s this non-SG coin among the change we received from a stall at food court.
The texture was slightly different. Initially thought it was RM but turn out to be a pound coin! -
Hi yl,
you are very lucky to pick up a pound! -
lee_yl:
Keep for a UK trip!There’s this non-SG coin among the change we received from a stall at food court.
The texture was slightly different. Initially thought it was RM but turn out to be a pound coin! -
janet88:
It will be a while before we can unpack everything. There is so much to do. My biggest adjustment is hanging the clothes. It’s really a challenge when the poles cannot be taken down individually.
I've never handled poles individually. Are your poles overhead? If you have one of those systems which can lower the poles to within your arm's reach, that helps. I once rented a flat that had that kind of system, but my current flat has poles overhead. I use hangers for larger items (shirts, trousers, skirts etc). Hanging small items on hangers is fiddly, so I have a 4-tier rack for underwear etc. Alternatively, I've used those hangers with multiple clothes pegs for hanging small items then hang the whole thing on a pole. Try various ways and you'll find something that works for you. -
Slmkhoo
I hv a hanger with multiple clothes pegs for hanging underwear. After using for a yr or so, the plastic clothes pegs break easily. Now I hv to look for one to hang underwear.
So sunny outside and dh suggested going to the PC Show
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starlight1968sg:
The plastic denatures after a while. But at least they are cheap to replace.Slmkhoo
I hv a hanger with multiple clothes pegs for hanging underwear. After using for a yr or so, the plastic clothes pegs break easily. Now I hv to look for one to hang underwear. -
slmkhoo:
I've been using the old fashioned way of hanging clothes on the bamboo all these years. as the morning sun is very hot...so the shorts are on the first pole facing the sun. now I have to use hangers for everything. I have a rack to hang underwear and socks. now i need to get the hangers with multiple pegs for drying long pants/jeans.
I've never handled poles individually. Are your poles overhead? If you have one of those systems which can lower the poles to within your arm's reach, that helps. I once rented a flat that had that kind of system, but my current flat has poles overhead. I use hangers for larger items (shirts, trousers, skirts etc). Hanging small items on hangers is fiddly, so I have a 4-tier rack for underwear etc. Alternatively, I've used those hangers with multiple clothes pegs for hanging small items then hang the whole thing on a pole. Try various ways and you'll find something that works for you.
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