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Having used top-load machine for more than 15 years, would like to try front-loading ones. I heard that front-loading machines wash clothes cleaner than top-loading units although water usage will be comparatively higher. Also aware that, in general, Asian manufacturers make better machines than European and American companies. And a couple of Asian makers have recently come up with front-loading washers. Does anyone have experiences to share about front-loading washers made by Asian manufacturers? Are they good? Otherwise, what would be a good brand from Europe? Bosch? Appreciate and thank you your contribution.
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Money-changing goes high-tech with an ATM SINGAPORE: Tasked to go on a last-minute overseas trip, former bank executive Andy Tang tried to find a money changer that was open and near his home late at night, but was unable to do so. Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/money-changing-high-tech-atm-heartlands-kovan-fx-buddy-11477902 Any one here tried exchanging $$$ at this ATM?
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Need to replace the door seal on my Electrolux front loader. Anyone knows of a reliable repairman who doesn't charge a bomb? Thanks.
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http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/washing-machine-catches-fire-mother-and-daughter-flee-from-flat
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What do you think of such concept? personally i think is a flop.
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I don't think Osim designed this product to be used as a hypnosis machine, but it sure does seem like a good hypnosis device!! Just for laughs.
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High tech machines unable to stop Low tech ingenious....... Yahoo news: Philippine thieves use jackfruit sap to rob cash machines Philippine thieves have been using low-tech sticky tree sap to rob high-tech cash dispenser machines in banks, police said Tuesday. Jackfruit sap is daubed on a metal bar that thieves insert into the card slot of automated teller machines, said a suburban Manila police spokesman Inspector Edwin Malabanan. Whenever a person tried to withdraw cash, the bills would stick onto the bar inside the machine, which thieves would retrieve once the the disappointed customer had left. "The sap is really sticky. It was really clever of them to think of it," Malabanan told AFP. Customers of several banks complaining of losses prompted the police to look into the matter and one of two thieves was arrested last week thanks to closed circuit TV footage of a bank ATM, he said. Police do not know how many other thieves have used this method, he added. Malabanan said police charged the suspect under a law punishing tampering of electronic devices for theft, but it was thrown out since he had used a non-electronic tool. The suspect will now be charged with simple theft which carries a lesser penalty of up to six years in prison instead of up to 20 years in jail under the electronic devices law. link: https://sg.news.yahoo.com/philippine-thieves-jackfruit-sap-rob-cash-machines-095737740.html
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http://news.asiaone.com/news/asia/man-boasts-about-giving-dog-bath-washing-machine A man residing in Hong Kong has outraged animal lovers after he uploaded photos of a small dog being spun in a washing machine on his Facebook page. Believed to be a Chinese national, the user identified as Jacky Lo posted 11 photos of the small white dog with the caption: "How to give a dog a bath really quickly: First soaked, then washed, and spun dry. Done!". Those who saw his posts were shocked and further angered when he told a user that the dog was dead, and asked if she would like to see a photo of it. The user named Agnes warned him that animal cruelty was illegal in Hong Kong, but was greeted with indignant responses. Instead of showing remorse, he said: "Why do I have to be afraid of you?". Lo also told Agnes that he was not afraid of anything, and that he did not even consider abuse to human beings a problem. According to Apple Daily, the man made several false claims on Facebook, including the school he was from. A school in Tuen Mun was forced to release a statement clarifying that he was not related to the school after he claimed to be a student there. The Hong Kong tabloid also said that Lo had pretended to be from a rich family by posting several photos of himself posing with luxury cars. When approached, the owners of the cars told Apple Daily that they did not know Lo at all. Lo also uploaded a photo of multiple rolls of HK$100 bills, claiming that he had more than HK$10,000 to spend for just two days in Hong Kong. However, Apple Daily reported that the bills were likely to be fake as they did not have any serial numbers printed on them. An expert the Hong Kong daily spoke to said that the dog would have probably suffered broken limbs as a result of being spun around in a washing machine. An online petition calling for punishment of the teen has received 13,771 signatures so far. In his latest Facebook post, Lo shrugged off the widespread anger against him, saying that he was about to return to the mainland and could not be bothered with the criticism made against him. - See more at: http://news.asiaone.com/news/asia/man-boasts-about-giving-dog-bath-washing-machine#sthash.czGuKzll.dpuf
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Desperately trying to find this mini claw arcade machine. Online site prices seems a bit steep. Anybody seen this around any shops here?
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Instead of offering free ride to minimize the crowded situation. Perhaps this is a good idea to encourage some form of work out. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojo9M1cPSPI http://www.viralviralvideos.com/2013/11/11/moscow-subway-ticket-machine-accepts-30-squats-as-payment/
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hello good people of MCF, any lobang for a honest washing machine repair service? My samsung die on me after more than 5 years. Thanks.
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Any thought on this? Bosch is selling theirs for 999 in all the major appliance stores. It is a made in Germany model. http://www.bosch-home.com.sg/products/dish...SMS50E82EU.html We are cooking everyday. Dishes need to be done. I rather a machine do it. Stuff it in, turn it on after dinner. Next morning just take them out. I don't intend to put it in the kitchen. It will share the service balcony with the washer, gas dryer and gas powered water heater. I have no idea why they are selling it so cheap. 999 is a bargain. It is rated A+, uses only 10L of water. The rest out there are all rated only A. Haven't seen an A+ dishwasher model so far.
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The BAC Mono is probably one of the most fun-to-drive track car of recent. It is likely to be one of the fastest too. Fans of Top Gear would especially find it familiar - the car was presented recently and stole the limelight when it propelled itself to the second top spot on the lap times chart. So what is the BAC Mono all about? Built by the Cheshire-born brothers - Neill and Ian Briggs - the BAC Mono was conceived with car enthusiasts in mind. Mono (short for monoposto or single seat) was designed to provide formula race car levels of handling and performance - hence an equivalent level of thrill. At 520bhp/tonne, the Mono has a power to weight ratio that supercedes that of the Bugatti Veyron. The result is a 0-96km/h in a mere 2.8 seconds and onto 160km/h in just 6.7 seconds. As with any track racers, sheer straight-line speed is not everything. But worry not, the Mono has the Briggs brothers' expertise to take care of things. All in all, 15 years of experience in the industry. To ensure that the Mono is a bang-on hit, the brothers sought the expertise of others. For instance, the aerodynamics were optimised with help from Stuttgart University. The car is constructed out of carbon fibre, with a turbular steel safety cell for the driver - a concept similar to that of a DTM race car. Then, there is the 2.3-litre unit from Cosworth, mounted longitudinally for better weight distribution. Suspension is rose-jointed, aero profiled push rod, with adjustable dampler from Sachs Racing. Brakes are courtesy of AP Racing. The list goes on. To us, the functional design of the Mono is simply stunning to look at. While we can't say an absolute no, there is a very slim chance that we'll ever get to try it. So to top it all off, a little competition is always interesting and exciting. Jump to the video below to see two drivers pit their skills in the Mono. P.S.: not just any driver - Ron Simons is a driving instructor at the Nurburgring; Sabine Schmitz a German professional racing driver, who is widely known as 'Queen of the Ring' with her two-time overall victories at the 24 Hr of Nurburgring in a BMW. http://dai.ly/x128g8e
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Any lobang or leads to get one? Just one. Does it require any form of license to get one? Please advise.
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Dear bros/sis, I have recently begin preparing my vehicle for CNY (haha). As you know, swirl mark occurs over time irregardless whether we like it or not. I recently spent 4 hours plus manually removing it by hand. No doubt I am glad that all marks are gone from my bonnet, I now have to face reality that I have the rest of the car to deal with T_T So I was wondering if any bros/sis have seen those buffer machine they use to polish cars but can be operated by ciggy lighting plug instead of the normal power socket plug. Cause living in HDB means I have no access to power points at ground level car park. Was hoping if this machine exist, I can buy it and that should reduce my time needed for removing the rest of the swirl marks from the remaining portions of the car. Thanks in advance.
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Buying washing machine also headache.... need it urgently. I have narrow down to Electrolux EWW1274, LG WD1485 and Samsung WD0804. All 3 are washer/dryer combo. Yup, I know some will say don't buy combo, but I need it because of space constraint at home. ok ok, take it that I insist want a combo, which one should I get? I'm impress with samsung what what bubble technology, but Electrolux have been a pioneer in washing machine, so quite trust worthy. LG have a better apearance. Samsung looks like a square safe-box. Both Samsung and LG have chrome door which light turn to rust (greenish bits) in times to come. Electrolux have grey paints coated door, which is nice, but the function is minimal compare to it's kim chi rival. Headache!!! Any one uses any of these?
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My Samsung front loader belt snapped after spinning dried my cloths for the last time this morning.... Going to get a new one. But I think apart from the snapped belt all the rest of the components (drum, motor, heating element) still in good condition (based on the spinning souund and smoothness of the drum rotates). If I ask the guy who send the new WM to me to dispose it, they might make a bucks out of it... Any idea I can cash a bit from this old spoilt machine? can save a bit, must save :)
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hi guys. any idea where to get ice cream vending machines. thanks in advance.
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Any bros can help? Tried searching online but to no avail. Either can only buy from overseas. I am looking for those park at one corner type of candy machines that can dispense M&Ms, gobstopper etc etc. take up a small space and only about 1.5m height maximum. I remember seeing a mentos grabber machine in United Square, but no available number to call either. Usually they should be paying a certain % of sales for rental of the space. Something similar below:
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Delphin Vacuum is stated assemble in China?? Anyone paid 3k for China machine here??? See for youself - they use words 组装... Proair means Delphin http://china.alibaba.com/company/detail/proair0606.html http://link.biz72.com/kpvr0txj.html http://www.o-hr.cn/recruit/info_com3568.html
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My Electrolux washing machine spoilt this morning. Lasted 1.5 years. The previous Samsung model also lasted 1.5years. Both cost around $599 each. Both out of warranty period then breakdown. Tough luck. Does washing machine breakdown at 1.5 years considered normal? Anyone who got lobang to get a good model washing macine please recommend me or PM me. I need it one by end of today, at at least Saturday....because one whole week of clothes and bed sheets are still unwashed. Is the price same at HN,Courts? Or cheaper to go to those neighborhood shops? Anyone? Thanks.
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Seems like armed UAVs not longer some fanciful toys available only to the military... [sweatdrop] Adrian, how? Your RC toys capable of doing this? [laugh] But seriously with technology, what's impossible today maybe not be so tomorrow... From STOMP: http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/stomp/sg...the_future.html Posted on 25 Apr 2012 Will this be the weapon of the future? Check out the flying machine gun Does this prototype show how wars will be fought in the future? This guy created a modified quadrotor that houses a sub-machine gun, and the end result was nothing short of deadly. This lethal machine has a fitted sub-machine gun that houses a 100-round magazine. The weapon is mounted on a quadrotor that can fly at speeds of 50 kmph and at altitudes of about 400 metres. An onboard camera camera allows the operator a bird's eye view of the target. Both the quadrotor and the machine gun can be controlled with a tablet PC. And, this machine comes with a built-in self-destruct device. So if the gun runs out of bullets, the operator can make the entire prototype explode as a final trump card. Said STOMPer Jeremy: "This is awesome. "You stay at a safe distance and still be able to take out your enemies. "I wonder if it will be adopted by the army in the future."
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