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    All About Life Without Maids

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      daranic
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      dovetail:

      My spin mop's almost a year old and it's still very hardy. Bought from robinson, it's maroon in colour, quite ex, abt 69 after discount. It can also spin to rinse.

      Didn't get the blue one from Robinson because you have to push handle up and down. Also the mop head is pretty sparse, not enough contact of fabric on the floor.
      I didn't see any other spin mop other than the blue one in Robinson. Your maroon mop has the foot peddle to spin dry? Is it by Kessler?

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        dasalo
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        24hr-mum:
        any idea y water drip frm

        iron?
        Did you drop your iron? If yes, then it's time to change a new one.

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          Claudine Heng
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          Hi, can someone recommend me a good microwave oven - those that can grill, heat up and bake even. Due to space constriant, i thought of buying a "all-in-one" machine to do all these. Most importantly to grill and heat up. Thanks

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            24hr-mum
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            din drop iron n its new.

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              24hr-mum
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              how much is laura star? whc versn is gd or bad?

              also, has anyone tried those express iron tat has water tank ? any gd iron besides laura? n how is our iron diff frm those at irong shop ?

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                fifiyeo
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                24hr-mum:
                how much is laura star? whc versn is gd or bad?

                also, has anyone tried those express iron tat has water tank ? any gd iron besides laura? n how is our iron diff frm those at irong shop ?

                If you want an iron instead of an ironing system, then Rowenta is actually quite good. The steam power is quite strong especially their top of the line model - works a bit like Laurastar dry and steam iron. Press trigger for continuous steam and release trigger for dry ironing. There is also an additional button for stronger jets of steam for stubborn creases.

                I almost got a Laurastar G4 system (the base model) but my friend told me that I won't be able to refill water into the water tank unless I wait for it to cool down. So if you are getting a Laurastar, you might want to get the second level up. So I ended up getting a Rowenta Steamium Iron instead and I'm happy with it.

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                  contact12
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                  Claudine Heng:
                  Hi, can someone recommend me a good microwave oven - those that can grill, heat up and bake even. Due to space constriant, i thought of buying a \"all-in-one\" machine to do all these. Most importantly to grill and heat up. Thanks

                  You can consider Panasonic microwave convection oven, which bakes cakes beautifully. I used the oven for eight years before my maid destroyed it, together with many other electric appliances. Panasonic comes out with new models every few years, so you need to make inquiries before buying.

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                    24hr-mum
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                    microwave unhealthy?

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                      24hr-mum
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                      anyone tried irong system? those wf water tank?

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                        dasalo
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                        24hr-mum:
                        anyone tried irong system? those wf water tank?

                        I'm using Laurastar S4(don't confused with G4) with water tank and attached to a big ironing board. Price at $2K plus? can't remember price as I bought it 3 yrs ago. Go to CK Tang, they have it there. Cut my ironing time by half, almost immediate use after refilling, so far so good but maintenance required eg. airing the ironing board, cleaning the base of the board, changing filter if you use one etc...

                        Good system if you don't mind the price and space consuming board.

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