Pardon the loooong title but this website carries a lot of interesting home living ideas. Although the stuffs they carry is a bit on the pricey end...the website is definately worth a second look. :)
Dear readers, thanks for dropping by. Kindly note that I have migrated all these posts to my new blog All Things Cozy and Homely . I will blog at the new site from Jan 15 onwards.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Dear readers, thanks for dropping by. Kindly note that I have migrated all these posts to my new blog All Things Cozy and Homely . I will blog at the new site from Jan 15 onwards.
Plant stands can be used to organise your balcony and they are excellent space management tools. I took the liberty to look around some nice looking plant stands in Singapore and ended up with the following:
1) Astoria Floral Design and Landscape
2) Wronght Iron Plant Stands and Holders
They provide customisation of plant stands too!
3) Ban Nee Chen Pte Ltd
4) Kelcosupply
(scroll to the page below to view the types of plant stands available!)
:)
Dear readers, thanks for dropping by. Kindly note that I have migrated all these posts to my new blog All Things Cozy and Homely . I will blog at the new site from Jan 15 onwards.
Found another wall decal online shop by chance...check out their $10 promotion! :)
They carry lovely colorful wall decals and we ordered 3 designs to try out.
The decals are easy to fix and lasts even after of usage. Frankly speaking, I find the quality no different than the $70-$100 that are out in the market.
However, I realised that similar designs can also be found in GMarket.com.sg at even cheaper prices. So do check them out too! :)
Dear readers, thanks for dropping by. Kindly note that I have migrated all these posts to my new blog All Things Cozy and Homely . I will blog at the new site from Jan 15 onwards.
Friday, November 6, 2009
Ever thought that the Conventional Dryer is way too expensive, takes up too much space, consume a lot of electricity and lastly, makes your clothes crumbles so badly that you have to iron them?
I was given this daunting task to search for a good cheap, portable and energy saving dryer. After much reviews and research, I managed to find one!
Introducing Kawaki, made in Singapore 100% portable and cheap indoor laundry dryer. After using it for 3 months, I found that the following claims are true:
Cost Saving:
Saves up to 35% energy; I checked the electricity bill, no significent difference (usage rate: 2-3 hr weekly). A lot less ironing since the clothes are dryed on hangers.
Multi-purpose:
We have tried drying clothes, bedsheets and thick towels. So far so good...will try pillows,comforters, soft toys, shoes and bags.
I was given this daunting task to search for a good cheap, portable and energy saving dryer. After much reviews and research, I managed to find one!
Introducing Kawaki, made in Singapore 100% portable and cheap indoor laundry dryer. After using it for 3 months, I found that the following claims are true:
Cost Saving:
Saves up to 35% energy; I checked the electricity bill, no significent difference (usage rate: 2-3 hr weekly). A lot less ironing since the clothes are dryed on hangers.
Multi-purpose:
We have tried drying clothes, bedsheets and thick towels. So far so good...will try pillows,comforters, soft toys, shoes and bags.
Cheap and Portable: Its less then S$200 and saves space! It is very light and can easily be lifted up with only one hand..
Lastly, its great for delicate fabric like silk.
However the following could be improved.
Capacity: I doubt it can dry up to 50 pieces of items in one go...I have tried 20 items (dresses, pants, tops, towels) and finds it very compact. maybe the rest of 30 pieces goes to panties, socks?
Quality: The dryer seems too light and maybe a little bit flimsy? However, others pointed out that that is why its so light and portable.
Tips: After spinning dry your clothes, leave them overnight before using the Portable Dryer to save more electricity.
[Update: 05/07/2012]
Kawaki is no longer in operation.
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