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Thai Bread
The long use by shelf life listed on some of the Maison Jean Philippe breads made me wonder if preservatives and dough conditioners are part of their mix. They have turned into a pretty commercial bakery and are available at all the supermarkets. I would be happy to be told I am wrong... -
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90 day report information
This is from Google AI so don't put too much trust in it Yes, Cambodians can file their 90-day report online in Thailand. Foreigners staying in Thailand for more than 90 days are required to report their address to immigration authorities every 90 days, and this can be done in person, by mail, or through an online system. To file online, foreigners need to access the Thai Immigration Bureau's website and use the online service for reporting over 90 days. They will need to have their passport and arrival card (TM.6) information readily available, and the online application must be submitted within 15 days of the due date, according to Acclime Thailand. Give it a try and see what happens. As has already been pointed out, do it sufficiently early so that you still have time to visit your immigration office if necessary. -
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Water softener, pump, tank - installation order?
Thanks for your input. I have a 60m bore for our supply, then to the 3kL tank, pump, Echo Glass filter, granulated carbon filter (those big cylinders), big blue, then to house and yard. House has it's own reverse osmosis 5 stage filter. I am using the tank as a settlement tank as well as we get a lot of brown sediment (can't remember but think it's Cu that precipitates out when the aquifer water mixes with the air). I think I should also change this set up to like yours: big blue, filters, tank then pump. The reason is I can backwash the large filters, but then still get all the sediment in the tank back into the filters. So question is: what's wrong with bore water, big blue, Echo Glass filter, Granulated Carbon filter, tank compared to the way I have it now: bore water, tank, Echo Glass filter, Active Carbon filter, Big Blue filter?
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