DaveInSukhumvit
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Unfortunately, buying air filters—whether HEPA or otherwise—is much more difficult and expensive in Thailand compared to Western countries like the US, where stores like Lowe’s or Home Depot offer affordable options. While there are many inexpensive DIY methods for air purification, such as the Corsi–Rosenthal Box, sourcing non-proprietary filters here is nearly impossible.
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I thought the same thing years ago, but then I got used to it. There are plenty of positive expats expats around and funny stories to share. AN presents a different perspective than the popular news, sometimes accurate, sometimes not. Enjoy your stay.Great idea! Humm, what could go wrong? I mean they never had a data breach, right? Oh wait. If, by some crazy chance, my thumbprint or face was distributed along with other my personal data, that could get messy.YesIn fairness with a reasonably sealed room and decent air purifier, one could substantially decrease PM2.5. I've done testing in BKK Urban Dance studio with two different purifiers measuring results via an AQI meter demonstrating a significant benefit.Could you share where to send tap water for analysis in BKK? TIAWith respect, I suspect that nearly every phone is backed up on the cloud. The same applies to companies, large and small. From a quick search: Approximately 96% of Fortune 500 companies are utilizing cloud services, according to recent statistics from Microsoft. This high percentage reflects the widespread adoption of cloud computing among large enterprises, indicating a significant shift from traditional on-premises data management to cloud-based solutions.Likely true: https://gemini.google.com/app/30b5b8d6ee2378ecI know one Thai woman investing in this S&P500 fund through SCB Bank. https://www.scbam.com/th/fund/morningstar/fund-information/scbs-p500e SCB has a few different funds, so be careful. Eventually the agent at Emquartier whispered "S&P with "e" means no extra fee.Thx for Wiki link. I took a quick look. Sorting the data shows the most recent articles as 2010.
