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Ever heard of infotainment? ????

Thank you for everyone comments; a lot of good advice. However I'm slightly surprised about the turn of the conversation here! I am neither a plumber nor a hydraulics engineer. I simply came here to get some practical help, as well as understand the rational behind your kind suggestions. Btw, a long-term interlocutor to this forum contacted me via PM and presented this insight (see below). Again thank you everyone for sharing their ideas and experiences! I weighted the pros & cons, and I've made up my mind; it's very likely that I will get a tank when I install the pump.

That's a little bit ungrateful. There's a kind soul who decided to look after your car while you were away. They nicely cordoned it off by placing protection and signage around it, so no one would bump into it. What you do you do in return? Mowing everything down, instead of being happy. ????

I searched the forum, but there seems to be a time limitation on how old the results can be. Care to dig up some of these old threads?

Thanks for the useful background info. So it seems a storage tank rather than a pressure tank would be a sensible solution.

Maintenance for adequate water quality is one of my key concerns. How much work does it take to maintain it. There might be prolonged times when the house is not used.

Would a reasonable pump not have an auto shut off for such a situation?

Are there different types of tanks to consider? Pressure tanks that are fully connected to the system? (Booster pump adding additional pressure) Or "open" tanks that merely store water and would need a shut off valve to stop overflowing. (Pump repressures entirely)

I'm looking into installing a pump to increase the water pressure at the house. The house is in an urban area and connected to a municipal water supply (BMWA). The water pressure often fluctuates so that the pressure is too low to comfortably have a shower upstairs. However there is (almost) always enough water pressure downstairs. My questions: Are there pump systems to increase the water pressure that don't require a water tank? If so, would this be a recommended setup for my situation?

Yes, making cookies is not the way to go as others have said. You either buy CBD oil or make an extract yourself. DIY extracting is commonly done either as alcohol tincture or oil extract; it will require decarboxylated cannabis flowers with high CBD content.

Yeah, but for three days work it's not too bad. ????

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Legal fiction or fantasy?

Thank you Bruno.

This looks interesting. Any reputable vendor who sells this strain?

... farts in public!

I am sure they did when the restaurant hired her. Her fee probably covered her fine in the end.

Exactly! This person is a hired professional. I cannot believe how people buy into this moral phantasy that the lady was an overexcited patron who took her kit off. Collective pretense for the sake of what?

Yes theoretically any local aficionado SME could import, but in practice the bureaucratic hurdles are set so high that only a handful of corporate conglomerates with the right level of influence can breach national borders while exploiting a margin of profit.

It's brewed in Malaysia by Heineken Malaysia (formerly Guinness Anchor Berhad) https://www.heinekenmalaysia.com/brands/guinness/ . The Thai distributor called TAP group https://www.tapb.co.th decided not to included canned or bottled Guinness (anymore) and only sells draft in Thailand. Elsewhere in Southeast Asia, outside Malaysia, you can find cans and bottles of the devil's lovely buttermilk! I recently saw regular cans and bottles of Foreign Extra in Indonesia.

Sorry to hear about the car. ???? The website looks good https://www.home-pile.com/ So what's the total price for the ten [?] pillions, incusing material and labour?

Perfect!

Let's say they're connecting 12 pieces that would mean they will end up getting ten pillions (18m long) out if this. Ten pillions for a 8-10 sqm floor plan should be sound if not slightly too much.

Hang on. That would mean 125,000 THB for the foundations of a single story extension that seems less than 10 sqm. Surely that can't be right.

Exactly. That's how I've done this too. However, if you're dealing with existing installations, it's not so easy. In that case you may just brick it up close to the pipes and use expanding foam for the last part around the pipe.