I'm looking back at its info on the packaging (sorry that the pic is upside-down)...it stated 75w for 5 meter, derives to 15w/meter. I just leave this led strips on in the evening till we go to bed. With that i can go in and out the kitchen anytime to drink water, get things from fridge, wash hand, passing thru it when going to the toilet, etc.

Err...about your request...can geh..but you guys really gotta give me some times...

Thanks for your compliments! Far distance yet from posh...
There is indeed quite good natural light sources thru out the whole house.. Which the pictures from camera really didn't do it justice~

This post has been edited by maxxon: Jun 16 2014, 02:55 PM

Aww...thanks guys for the kind words...touched... touched....
Btw, me too have been benefitted from others sharing on their renovation experiences...

Today, i feel like having shower in the guest bathroom and found the floor trap is clogged. The water flew away pretty slow compared to our master bathroom and caused approx 2cm depth of flood. I lifted the middle tile piece and found quite some long and curly hairs which belong to my mum.
The bathroom was used by my mum and dad occasionally when they visit me. So, the usage for shower would've be less than 20 times... Conclusion, those with longer hair will have to clean the floor trap more often. For example, if my shoulder length hair will have to clean it once in 2 months, those with double or triple of my hair length will have to do it once a month or in couple of weeks.



For longer hair, those conventional floor trap (stainless steel or plastic) is still the better choice as the fallen hair can be easily picked up.

A random sharing:

I turned the cut-off-part of a Sarawak pineapple into a decor item like below-

I can easily lift it with my finger...Your fingers are bigger perhaps...hehehe... just kidding..
It maybe depends on the amount of hair stucked or if there is any sticky material underneath it (sometimes is the residue from shower cream or shampoo)..



It has been a few days and I'm still observing it. Still looking nice now but need to change water daily to avoid it turns smelly. I read an article online that it will slowly grows root from bottom and it can then be transferred and planted in soil.

They missed out the filter piece? Can't you put the plastic mesh underneath the square middle tile?