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    All About Life Without Maids

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      Shoe
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      I’ve also been lusting after dishwasher…haha… I saw this tiny one when I went to Japan… By Panasonic. It was not much bigger than a toaster oven… Canonly take4 sets of crockery and cutlery though. Unfortunately, they haven’t got it here…

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        puff
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        I am also thinking of dishwasher but the installation is a headache as it need a water outlet point ... Too much trouble to install 😞

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          Fat Mama
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          Hi Shoe,


          I hv a Bosch countertop dishwasher, its slightly bigger than a microwave. I think Bosch is the only countertop avail in Singapore. Its for 6 placings and very useful as I dislike washing dishes. It frees a lot of time.
          I am sure you will find it useful too.

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            leongmichael
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            Have been maidless since Dec 2011, and what a change it has been!


            1. Don’t work overtime! This was hardest to adjust and explain to the Boss. Personally sending & picking up the son from childcare helps build bond. During these moments, its just us 2 talking to each other.
            2. No more cooking! TaPao almost all meals. I hope our hair will not drop off soon.
            3. Do house chores! Most chores can be done when son has slept. Buying a 8kg washer and a 8kg dryer helps a lot …
            4. Get son to do house chores! This is the best change and even now when I see him help wipe the picture frames, tables, cupboards, sofas … I get this big smile that is priceless!

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              Vevey
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              leongmichael:
              Have been maidless since Dec 2011, and what a change it has been!


              1. Don't work overtime! This was hardest to adjust and explain to the Boss. Personally sending & picking up the son from childcare helps build bond. During these moments, its just us 2 talking to each other.
              2. No more cooking! TaPao almost all meals. I hope our hair will not drop off soon.
              3. Do house chores! Most chores can be done when son has slept. Buying a 8kg washer and a 8kg dryer helps a lot ......
              4. Get son to do house chores! This is the best change and even now when I see him help wipe the picture frames, tables, cupboards, sofas ...... I get this big smile that is priceless!
              On u or on him? :evil: :rotflmao:
              Agreed that children needs to feel the pride & responsibility of helping ard the house. 😉

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                micollh
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                is dishwasher helpful ? DH said it’s not… haizzz… anyone can advise the roomba thingy? will it help… does it mop floor?

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                  micollh
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                  Fatmama is ur dishwasher something like this? http://www.bosch-home.com.sg/Files/Bosch/Sg/sg_en/AdditionalFiles/2011_catalogue/Dishwasher%202011.pdf


                  can put in pots and all right ? my aunt is using dishwasher, she said not everything can go in

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                    Fat Mama
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                    Hi Micollh,


                    Yes my dishwasher is the 1/2 size model, cant wash big pots.
                    If you want to wash pots then you hv to get the full size model that has 2 layers of tray. Use 1 tray for dishes and 1 tray for pots.
                    For me, dishwasher is very useful.

                    Roomba can only vacuum, Scooba can mop.

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                      micollh
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                      Thanks Fatmama… can i know the model that u use as reference? from bosch website, the small one only have one model SKS60E02EU… if i get a 2 layers, i will need to find space for it… a bit difficult too…

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                        Fat Mama
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                        Hi Micollh,


                        Yes that’s my model. Just install the countertop next to the basin, loading it is very convenient.
                        The full size model is abt the same size as a washing machine and you have to bend down to load it.

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