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I usually use this glue. I added the blue part to the broken plastic. In your case, I would put glue all around and screw.
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I used epoxy glue for a similar problem.
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I would buy a product I can use elsewhere in the future. Lazada: Tent cover, parasol, etc.
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IKEAs in Thailand - Do you know where they are ?
frequentatore replied to CharlieH's topic in General Topics
They don't show them on the store map but there are hidden shortcuts; I took one in Bangna. -
Plastic pipes? Happens to many people. Earth movement. Pipe joint broken under the house. I had to put new pipes along the walls in a shophouse. I have done the same thing in an apartment: 20+years galvanized pipes full of rust.
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I bought HAIER in May, and I'll never buy another expensive Japanese brand: https://aseannow.com/topic/1256688-air-conditioner-recommendations/
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New air cond. / 6 months cleaning First time I see a guy removing almost all the parts for just a cleaning! He left only the evaporator coil and his wife spray washed everything outside. Exactly 40 minutes from the time they arrived to the time they left.
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insulation - roll up shutter door - critique my plan?
frequentatore replied to gamb00ler's topic in DIY Forum
Curtain with a thick fabric -
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Internet: I'm wondering if people still use ADSL or if Fiber has been installed everywhere in Bangkok and elsewhere...? Do you use ADSL ? Your location? Thank you.
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Just before the spin cycle, spread your clothes inside so they don't form heavy balls
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Labor 2,500 in May My comments about brands + pics: https://aseannow.com/topic/1256688-air-conditioner-recommendations/
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I posted this one a few months ago: https://aseannow.com/topic/1328436-valve-off-inside-wall-on-bathroom/?do=findComment&comment=18948917
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I bought some glue today to repair a plastic PVC chair
frequentatore replied to steven100's topic in DIY Forum
cut the backrest
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Open the front cover of the indoor unit, remove the filters and you will see ice on the evaporator during self-clean. It takes 20 - 25' on my Haier Inverter. Not much information on the internet... I do the self-clean once a month and clean the filters 3 times/month. Planning to call the guy every 6 months for complete cleaning.
