Tuesday, 29 March 2016

Experience with Car Air-Cond

I have a very special encounter with my car air-cond over the weekend. The story goes like this.
On 26th March 2016, I have bought a few tickets to watch Disney on Ice at Penang SPICE Arena. I invited my brother from hometown at Perlis to come along. I have purposely arranged my work to hometown so I could drive him to Penang. And that day, is the day when I realized something is wrong with my car's air-condition. Only hot air was out and the trip from hometown to Penang was very challenging! (With the hot weather nowadays.)

When we reached Penang, I have decided to send my car for a check-up. I sent my car to the nearest car air-cond repair centre and they found out that the cooling coil for the air-cond has malfunctioned and broken down.

Look how dirty it is!
Now, here's the part which I am superbly amazed by the repairman. Before the boss hand over the car to me, he was about to explain what happened to my car. And then, he took out his Ipad and show me videos of what he had done and a few process of his repair work. *mind blown*
I asked his permission and recorded the video while it was playing. Here's a screen shot of it.
 

I asked him how did he come out with this idea of recording part of the process? He said it helps them to assure the customers and it is easier while telling the customers what they did. I find it very helpful and very pro of them to do that. On top of that, the repairman is very kind and helpful to help me repair some other parts of the car as well, examples some loose caps and panels. Very thoughtful of them.

For this time of repair, I spent RM 370 in total to change the whole cooling coil (RM 240) + air-cond oil (RM 35) + service charges (RM 95). The cooling coil has a warranty of one year and asked me to return if the air-cond is not cooling enough. Well, so far so good!

I don't have a chance to compare prices with other repair centre but I am so glad and appreciated their services very much. Can try out their services if you needed. Good things are meant to be shared! Cheers! :)




Saturday, 19 March 2016

Beard Papa's Durian Cream Puffs

Other than durian ice-cream, beard papa's durian cream puff will be my another top choice whenever I crave for d.u.r.i.a.n. 

If you are durian lover, you will definitely fall in love with this cream puff. The puff is so fluffy, and the durian filling is so rich and natural. 

It is quite pricey at RM 7.30/puff, other flavors may cost RM 5.9 or RM 6.60, but I only find durian flavor is the best. I've tried the chocolate cream puff as well, there's nothing special about it. However, you may save more if they have promotion like buy 5 free 1. 






*Price may vary in the future 

One Utama Shopping Centre Outlet
Address :Ground Floor, One Utama Shopping Mall, Jusco Delicatessan,(in front of Jusco Supermarket) Lebuh Bandar Utama, 47800 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Tel / Fax :03-78064288
Pavilion Kuala Lumpur Outlet
Address :P1.06.00, Level 1, Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, 168, Jalan Bukit Bintang,55100 Kuala Lumpur
Tel / Fax :03- 2143-4288
Mid Valley Megamall Outlet
Address :LG007, Mid Valley city, Lingkaran Syed Putra,
59200 Kuala Lumpur.
Tel / Fax :03- 22824043
Johor Bahru City Square Outlet
Address :Lot No.MB 10A, Level B1, Johor Bahru City Square,106-108, Jalan Wong Ah Fook, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor
Tel / Fax :+607-2211054


Monday, 14 March 2016

House Renovation Part 1


Renovating a house is definitely no easy job. It can be an anxious and stressful process under certain circumstances. However, I believe all could agree that after we have gone through this process, we will surely gain extra knowledge about renovating a house. It will all be worth it to prepare the best HOME for now and future.

My hubs and I bought a condo unit in Penang 3 years ago and now we are undergoing the renovation. We have done some research and would like to share some good contacts in Penang. 


Plaster Ceiling

Our unit is about 1200sf and we decided to have plaster ceiling for the whole house. My hubs’ colleague has recommended us to this person, Ah Huat as his house was done by him as well. So we did. After a few sessions of meetings and comparing quotations (with another contractor), finally we agreed to let him do our plaster ceiling. Let me share some pictures of the process.




Surprisingly, they worked very fast and completed within 10 working days. The total cost for the plaster ceiling is RM 4k+. It’s the toilet’s ceiling which cost the most. For the toilet’s ceiling, we use this material which is called CT Woods. CT Woods are made from plastic and rice husk. They are water resistant, termite free, fire retardant, durable and maintenance free. So we thought it will be ideal to be fixed in the toilet. And it looks very nice! For 2 toilets, it cost about RM1k+. 

Toilet 1
Toilet 2
Room 1
Room 2
Living Room
Dining area, dry kitchen and entrance

They have done a great job and I would recommend you to look for him if you are surveying people to do plaster ceiling. Good things are meant to be shared!