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Two smoking cabins set up at Clementi public housing estates amid rise in complaints of secondhand smoke https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/smoking-cabins-designated-points-hdb-clementi-secondhand-smoke-15122980
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HEPA filter are more expensive than the normal filter.. .does the additional cost for HEPA worth it ?
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https://mothership.sg/2019/05/smoking-cabins-singapore/?fbclid=IwAR32DGwN59Gay7oNBRvGslSfQ-YVirPXWhcXE-J3059QjKf6UoxncvGKNAQ not a new thing. seen this in japan. in sg they might take it up one notch. pay to smoke. maybe a dollar for 5 min. in popular areas like orchard maybe $2/5 min
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Lai... more reasons to fly SQ... [laugh]
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Is it possible to spray the interior car cabin (plastic parts) from beige to black? The dashboard is black, but below is beige. Stock is two tone color. Want to convert to all black
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What I mean by creeking is a sound like something is loose and moving against each other. It'll appear once the car starts moving. The sound is pretty irritating cos I've been trying to find out if there's anything loose but to no avail. Any brother(s) here got experience with this? Thanks!
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Here's my latest DIY project Purple Violet LED ! In the market there's no such colors of LED. Only Pink, blue, Cool blue or red. No violet nor purple
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Any brudders here can advice me how to get rid of bad odour from the car? 1. Aircon Treatment by CAS?? 2. GoodAire Deodoriser?? 3. Maier Sport Autonizer Any recommendations???
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Anyone can recommend me a place to change my altis cabin lighting to led bulbs? Preferably philips one as they seems more reliable. Or where can I buy my own to change if it's not too difficult?
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Anyone know where is the Mazda 5 (2009) cabin air filter located? Searched youtube but it seems different.
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from facebook
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Singapore Airlines A380 plane in emergency landing Oxygen masks were released ahead of the emergency landing An Airbus A380 plane operated by Singapore Airlines was forced to make an emergency landing in Azerbaijan due to loss of cabin pressure. The plane was flying from London to Singapore and had 467 passengers and 27 crew members on board. The airline said that oxygen masks were deployed and the aircraft landed "uneventfully" at the Baku airport. It said that none of the passengers or crew was injured and that it was investigating what caused the problem. Nathan Phelps, an electrical supervisor from south Wales who was on the flight, told the BBC the plane was cruising at around 38,000 feet when it suddenly began to drop. "I literally thought we were all going to die. There was no warning, the plane just went into a deep descent, the masks dropped and you automatically thought we were going to crash. There was no other rational thought really. You couldn't really look at it optimistically because you had never experienced anything like that before." Singapore Airlines said a replacement airplane to take the stranded passengers on to Singapore had now departed and was due to arrive in Baku on 7 January. It said it had also sent staff from both Istanbul and Moscow to provide assistance on the ground in Baku. Complaints However, some customers writing on the airline's Facebook page complained about the wait for a replacement plane. Passenger Terri Mann, said that she had to sleep on a "cold steel bench" with her 17-month old child, and that there were no "food places" at the airport. "We are all a little hesitant about getting on our next legs of our journeys, just hope the worst is over," she wrote. Another passenger Mark Franklin wrote that the handling of the incident was "terrible". No passengers or crew were injured "It's not acceptable to not have even very basic refreshment or information for almost 500 people," he added. In response to the complaints, Singapore Airlines issued a statement on Facebook apologising: "We sincerely apologise to affected customers for the inconvenience caused by the diversion and the lengthy delay encountered at the airport in Baku," it said. However, other people writing on Singapore Airline's Facebook page praised its handling of the incident. Iker Ibáñez wrote: "One can only congratulate the crew for bringing the aircraft down to a safe landing with all passengers and crew on board in one piece." Similarly, Ronald Leung wrote: "Really have to appreciate Singapore Airlines making the immediate announcement rather than say nothing and try to censor the number of people who will know about the incident." In response to passenger reports that the emergency landing was because of a faulty door, a Singapore Airlines spokesman said that "on the earlier flight into London there was a noise reported from one of the main deck doors". But he added that "the door was inspected by engineers on the ground in London with no findings, and the aircraft was cleared for continued operation". Airbus, which manufactures A380s, said in a statement that it was "following up on this issue and providing technical assistance to the airline". Singapore Airlines is one of the biggest operators of the A380 planes, with 19 jets in its fleet. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-25618122
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Hi guys, just wondering if any of you have this issue and how do you solve it. Over the weekend it was pouring rain heavily, and i drove my whole family out for dinner then realised that my rear left door is leaking. My mum who was sitting behind told me that. So how or what can i do to resolve this issue? Thanks in advance.
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Bought an aircon filter Denso 88568-52010. No arrow/instruction on the air flow. Do i install the aircon as in the direction shown in the picture below ? Mine is an Altis 2007. Thanks.
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Just got my hands on this particle counter for some data collection. After I was done, decided to do a little test on my own. Heared of this HEPA filter before? Well, I tried it with the aircon full blast. See what's the result.
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I measured the sound level of my Altis with a sound meter and got the following readings.. idle ~45-50 db cruising at 70km/hr ~ 60-65 db revving to accelerate (to 5k RPM) ~ max at 70 db (on passenger chair) 76db at my feet. is that normal? now looking at sound proofing..saw the e-rev website, show that they can reduce sound to 50++ db (from 80++ db..i assume this is for sports car). no need to spend $$ on quiet tyres that would not last long anyway.... incidental i use my Samsung S2 to measure the sound levels the reading is 5 db higher (idle and max) so not bad for a phone, can use for comparative measurements.
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Been trying to get rid a sour smell from AC with no success, have done the following 1) Vacuum interior and clean carpets 2) Change AC cabin filter I want to get rid of the sour smell and not mask it with a strong car fragrance. Found several different brands of aerosol AC sanitizers at Autobacs, do they work? Usage instructions is similar for all brands, leave AC on with fan at full blast and then place aerosol at footwell until entire can is empty. Thanks.
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According to a UK survey done at the request of home store B&Q, around 700 harmful bugs lurk in the interior of a car, and specifically on the steering wheel, gear stick and back seats. The study also revealed that 42 percent of motorists regularly eat meals while driving. According to the study, only a third of the people questioned admitted cleaning the inside of their cars once a year, while ten percent said they never wiped down surfaces or vacuumed their cars.
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Hi Guys, I have a friend driving very old Sunny..he wanna refurbish his interior. Do u guys have any shop in JB or across 2nd link to recommend? Thank You! Cheers... -
Hi Any good recommendations of a shop that will do a thorough job to get rid of all the dust mites/allergens/moulds etc? My toddler just developed this bad allergy and I tried DIY with HEPA vaccuum, change aircon filter, put charcoal/etc with no much success.
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Yo bros n sisters I need help - recently i just tried myself to change a faulty cabin light bulb and fuse blown cigar. After changing, my radio, clock, cabin and boot light dont work! Worse, auto door lock dont work when press brake pedal! Worse still, auto door lock using remote car key cause the system to reset the memory! Can tell me where did i go wrong? What should i do? Car can work per normal except those mentioned. But i dont like the feeling of unlocked car door will travelling ... tried to manual lock and cant work ... there's the rejection feeling every time depress the door lock manually when engine is running. I suspect one of the fuse is not working ... btw, my ride is a kia rio LS 1.4A made in year 2004. Thx alot!
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why is it that no one on the cabin lights when the vehicle is on the move? is there any special reasons? don't me for this hor
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hi, anyone of u encountered petrol smell in ur car? i've mine recently, after stationed for few hrs or after overnight i can smell it when i open the door. i pump petrol as usual (no overflow) and hit nothing. need all bros here advise. thanks
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Yesterday, the open air car park where I had parked my car was flooded after a heavy downpour. I can tell this from the whole bunch of leaves and twigs stuck inside my bodykit front lip, even though the floodwater have already receded by the time I went back to my car. My car is not lowered. To my dismay, I found my entire floorboard soaked, though it's just limited to the floorboard. My boot which is just a little higher is dry. Engine so far still ok. I put tons of newspaper on the floorboard, opened the windows a little and left it to dry overnight. This morning I had to change my newspaper again as it was totally soaked. I actually smsed Maddriver who kindly advised me to sun it, which I'm trying to do now as the sun had just come out in the afternoon. But I can't do it for long as I need to use the car today to run errands. Apart from the fact that high chance the floorboard will get mold and start to smell, I'm also worried if places will start to get corroded. Can anyone recommend a workshop to get things checked out and better still, take out the floorboard covering to get it sanitized? I've searched through quite a few car forums but couldn't find any workshop recommendation Thanks in advance.
