All About Life Without Maids

[puff]

Apart fr the water inlet n outlet prob when getting a dish washer u will also need to know if your pots n dishes r dishwasher safe. It is too much a hassle for me so i have drop the idea og getting one

[pooh-mummy]

No probs peapot.


I intend to have the dishwasher next to my washing machine, I supposed both machines can share the same water inlet (hmmm, splitter from the tap?) and water outlet. Any advice from anyone here?

Quite a lot of utensils and cutlery are dishwater safe, including milk bottles!

[sandunes]

pooh-mummy:

No probs peapot.


I intend to have the dishwasher next to my washing machine, I supposed both machines can share the same water inlet (hmmm, splitter from the tap?) and water outlet. Any advice from anyone here?

Quite a lot of utensils and cutlery are dishwater safe, including milk bottles!

The size of the dishwasher is the same as a std washer. Yes, u will need an inlet and outlet. Mine was done when I did renovation for the hse and decided that I wanted a dishwasher. So it sits next to my sink (for me to load in the dishes).
U can call Bosch service centre to enquire how it can be done for existing flats. They will be able to advise u. Mainline: ( 65) 6356 1080.

[pooh-mummy]

Thanks! Will go down to the stores to see soon too!

[puff]

pooh-mummy:

No probs peapot.


I intend to have the dishwasher next to my washing machine, I supposed both machines can share the same water inlet (hmmm, splitter from the tap?) and water outlet. Any advice from anyone here?

Quite a lot of utensils and cutlery are dishwater safe, including milk bottles!

The last time I check with the sale person fr courts they say can do a splitter if the dishwasher is next to washing machine

[Parent456]

Hi all,


Planning to go "maidless" in 2 mths time - I’m keen to buy a i-robot. If i buy a scooba, do I still need to buy a roomba ?

Thanks in advance for the advice.

[Autovacstore]

Hi,

usually its more advisable to get a roomba to do the vacuum and the scooba to do the cleaning (mopping)

Roomba is a automatic vacuum cleaner
Scooba is a cleaner that sucks dirt and after release clean water on the floor.

So its more advisable to get a roomba first. You can contact me if you are keen on buying a roomba or scooba. Thanks

[matrix0405]

Folding clothes … You can ‘hire’ a washer to wash your clothes, a dryer to dry the clothes. Any machine out there or technique you used to sort/ fold/ iron clothes?

[fifiyeo]

Parent456:

Hi all,


Planning to go \"maidless\" in 2 mths time - I'm keen to buy a i-robot. If i buy a scooba, do I still need to buy a roomba ?

Thanks in advance for the advice.

I went maidless 9 months ago. If you want to do a GOOD floor cleaning job, you'll need both. I started off with a Rhoomba and then eventually got a Scooba. Both do a fantastic job together but Scooba requires some minor washing after use (about 5-10 mins) and a few spare parts subject to wear and tear occassionally. Well worth all the $$$ I spent on them!

Get a good spin mop too to clean the edges and stairs (if you have them).

[Parent456]

Dear fifyyeo


thanks for your advice.

I heard that the scooba at times may leave a trail of "dirty" water as it moves around - is that true ?

regards

Parent456