Balcony for drying cothings in HDB flats
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Originally posted by Devil7030:
Angel, u don't like that leh, his other threads eg Singapore Elected President should work for free already dies off le, if u shoot down his balcony for drying clothes somemore, then he can longer claim that his ideas are better than that of the PM and former deputy PM Dr Goh Keng Swee, he will feel dejected. u want to offer him discounts to drown his sorrow in ur pub or not.
what like this...do u know that chapter 14 of Treating Mental one with respect by John Hannibal stated that you need to put yourself in an insanity position inorder to communicate with an insane person. -
Originally posted by angel7030:
and that also mean, those who argue with him over it, are useless...u guys need to understand, he is patient nos 59, room 12, level 2 Buangkok green Block 4We are trying to help him. He seem to be recovering once, but then had a relapse.
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PRP, is that the balcony that u advocate for drying clothes (please see photo) ?
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Sometime it is difficult to treat a insanity person who is bilingual
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you can dry your clothing in the kitchen when u not cooking.
the PAP garment will ask : dry clothing? what is dry clothing? We BUY AND THROW. our CLOTHING WEAR ONCE only. WE LIVE IN BANGELOW
WE NO NEED DRY CLOTHING.
We Only DRY YOUR $$$ OUT.
WE SUCK YOUR BLOOD DRY.
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If gang of 4 think my proposal is crazy, just don't read this thread.Rediculing me won't make the idea become crazy. A fact is a fact.
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Deveil7030,
There can be a few different ways.One way would be residents get their own hanging equipment -- or HDB provides them..Another way would be flexible poles from the railing -- quite similar to the photo.
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Originally posted by Fire Cracker:
you can dry your clothing in the kitchen when u not cooking.
the PAP garment will ask : dry clothing? what is dry clothing? We BUY AND THROW. our CLOTHING WEAR ONCE only. WE LIVE IN BANGELOW
WE NO NEED DRY CLOTHING.
We Only DRY YOUR $$$ OUT.
WE SUCK YOUR BLOOD DRY.
By if you are to dry the singapore flag on national day period, I think the PAP govt will be very happy. I think TS should change his reasoning of wanting a balcony, he should tell the MP that he wanted to put up the flag of singapore on national day, so need a balcony
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Originally posted by PRP:
If gang of 4 think my proposal is crazy, just don't read this thread.Rediculing me won't make the idea become crazy. A fact is a fact.
Ya, crazy fact is also a fact -
Originally posted by PRP:
If gang of 4 think my proposal is crazy, just don't read this thread.Rediculing me won't make the idea become crazy. A fact is a fact.
If the whole population of Singapore think you are crazy but does not want to interact with an insane person?Your facts are baseless!
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A truth is a truth.
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...and everybody have their own truth.
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The gang of four does want HDB residents to have a balcony in front of their kitchen for drying clothing and growing potted plants.
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A washing machine with the drying function costs $599.
A balcony for drying clothes will cost more than $10,000.
So, which option is a more cost-effective option for drying clothes ?
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How many HDB residents have blowing machine now?
When they can hang their clothing outside their flats, why would they want to buy blowing machine?
I believe residents would rather hang outside rather than buying blowing machine.It is partly due to habit.
Would the govt provide residents with blowing machine?If yes, they still have to pay for the electricity expenses themselves.
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The cheapest way to dry clothes is the current way of drying the clothes on the bamboo poles placed just outside the kitchen.
The main advantages are that clothes dried under the sunny sun with winds are these clothes smell nice and feel good when the clothes are being worn as compared to clothes dried inside the rooms with winds or fans have an unpleasant smell and the feel is not as good when the clothes are being worn.
It is noted that the cost of current method of drying clothes is very minimal as compared to the cost of building of a balcony for drying clothes which cost more than $10,000.
Do the residents of 1-room, 2-room, 3-room HDB flats can afford this luxury of having the more than $10,000 balcony for drying clothes as compared to their current bamboo poles method of drying clothes whose cost is very minimal?
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Originally posted by PRP:
How many HDB residents have blowing machine now?
When they can hang their clothing outside their flats, why would they want to buy blowing machine?
I believe residents would rather hang outside rather than buying blowing machine.It is partly due to habit.
Would the govt provide residents with blowing machine?If yes, they still have to pay for the electricity expenses themselves.
How many HDB residents who presently do not have any sort of balcony, have $10,000 to spare for drying clothes.
I believe residents would rather hang outside rather than pay for the balcony for drying clothes. It is partly due to culture.
Would the gove provide residents with money?If yes, they still have to pay for the for the cost of the balcony for drying clothes themselves.
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Originally posted by PRP:
How many HDB residents have blowing machine now?
When they can hang their clothing outside their flats, why would they want to buy blowing machine?
I believe residents would rather hang outside rather than buying blowing machine.It is partly due to habit.
Would the govt provide residents with blowing machine?If yes, they still have to pay for the electricity expenses themselves.
Huh ? Just a 10k balcony to dry clothes huh ?
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Originally posted by Devil7030:
A washing machine with the drying function costs $599.
A balcony for drying clothes will cost more than $10,000.
So, which option is a more cost-effective option for drying clothes ?
This is the only valid argument so far.
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Originally posted by Devil7030:
A washing machine with the drying function costs $599.
A balcony for drying clothes will cost more than $10,000.
So, which option is a more cost-effective option for drying clothes ?
some clothing needs handwashing and sun drying, especially so are those expensive and branded clothing, if you dump anyhow into a washing machine, the fabric may get damaged.So..eh..
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Originally posted by angel7030:
some clothing needs handwashing and sun drying, especially so are those expensive and branded clothing, if you dump anyhow into a washing machine, the fabric may get damaged.So..eh..
Please see my another earlier post, ok ?
"The cheapest way to dry clothes is the current way of drying the clothes on the bamboo poles placed just outside the kitchen.
The main advantages are that clothes dried under the sunny sun with winds are these clothes smell nice and feel good when the clothes are being worn as compared to clothes dried inside the rooms with winds or fans have an unpleasant smell and the feel is not as good when the clothes are being worn.
It is noted that the cost of current method of drying clothes is very minimal as compared to the cost of building of a balcony for drying clothes which cost more than $10,000."
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Maybe another way is to open up the rooftop area of flats, have a common area to hang and dry all our clothes. Subject to bra/undies stealing thieves, sucidal individuals and love-making couples/pets 8)
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Originally posted by PRP:
A truth is a truth.
You are stating nonsense. -
Some HDB residents have no washing machine.Some have washing machine but perhaps tell maid to wash by hands.Some ppl put their mop and broom to dry in the clothe drying space.
Since HDB flats have many storeys high, just some residents who do the above mentioned acts would cause problems to those who live below their flats.
So it is a design error of HDB.I believe if HDB wants to build balconies for drying clothing and growing potted plants for new flats, it shouldn't be a problem.
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Originally posted by PRP:
Some HDB residents have no washing machine.Some have washing machine but perhaps tell maid to wash by hands.Some ppl put their mop and broom to dry in the clothe drying space.
Since HDB flats have many storeys high, just some residents who do the above mentioned acts would cause problems to those who live below their flats.
So it is a design error of HDB.I believe if HDB wants to build balconies for drying clothing and growing potted plants for new flats, it shouldn't be a problem.
You are not talking sense once again. And seems like you never washed your clothes before. Clothes are supposed to be dried and not dripping with water before hanging out, how would that cause problems to people living below their flats ?
And Wtf is with the dry mop and broom ? LOL. Might as well say, build a balcony so that i can suntan myself naked