10 RENOVATION MISTAKES not DONE BY ME

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[@Ninochew]

4:27 vibration is just a minor reason for the cracks, major of it is the coefficients of thermal expansion of different materials differ a lot ( especially wood material expands a lot ) , also the humidity. That’s why nowadays, the installation of the modern timber flooring always leave a tiny gap at the very end. Anyway, thanks for all the tips. Looking forward for more this kind of videos.

[@glutzoid]

The bed side lamp. We did consider about that but in view of the hassle we might shift the bed if we have kids so we forego that option. Supposed it is like the foreseeable issue at the dining table. Gotta be where is has to be without the freedom to shift around the furnitures. But we did do the dining table feature lamp. Awesome decision to add finesse to it. For the bedroom, one cheap Option is to change the lamp to those with controllers, then yup it’s fixed without the hacking and wiring for 2 gang 2 ways :)

[@TheNico428]

4:14 Hi, iherng, appreciate your videos and i learn a lot from you and others that from you, I’m a wallpaper specialist , that hair crack can just use board to cover up the wall, wallpaper cannot cover the defect, it will cause an air crack which will appears to be seen on wallpaper surface. Which will also makes us feel uncomfortable to look at it hahaha. Not recommended.

[@kenkintel]

Haha love your reaction! I know where i replaster, after a month, i ask the painter to paint the whole ceiling again instead of a patch 🤭

[@iherng]

Hahahahahahaha!! Exactly what I would do too.

[@SkyVergil83]

i do agree... those smart things sometimes not as smart as it should be.. In the end the "old grandfather's" way will still be the most effective way..

[@thats.minyoung]

this video came in at the right time.. thank you sean!! haha

[@iherng]

Haha. Hopefully it’s helpful:)

[@Sllee93]

Learning so so so so much! 😊😊😊😊

[@iherng]

So glad to hear that:) Thanks for watching!!

[@jeckchan1395]

i use aqara smart switch sound control to on off light

[@wchane71]

Try laminating the whole wall where the joint/crack is. Double-sided tape allowing some movement could be used as the bond to the wall

[@iherng]

Laminating? Is it similar to wall panelling or wall paper?!

[@wchane71]

@@iherng Like those used for carpentry, eg Formica..

[@nikfirdaus4054]

sean, care to explain why should go for double sink instead?

[@iherng]

It’s just so much more convenient when we do the dishes. We can carefully separate out dirty and pre-cleaned ones.

[@ednatham]

Electrical point use ebuiq if not enough.

[@iherng]

Yea, their prices are also more acceptable now:)

[@xuan9793]

Sean why no smart home?!

[@BlackManiac94]

On alingment issue i was like aishhh , uishhh . OCD kick in 🤣

[@iherng]

Hahahaha!!

[@lonelyfrog]

is that a nomos tetra i see there?

[@iherng]

Sharp eyes!!

[@kityew23]

Can someone enlighten me why double sink > single big sink?

[@jasonffx01]

I would like to know that as well

[@davehie]

For me it makes my washing easier. One side are the dirty dishes, the other side are the washed soapy dishes ready to be rinsed. Another idea is to fill up the 1st sink to soak & scrub dishes, 2nd sink to rinse. That's just me, not sure about others.

[@knock-knockwhosthere9933]

One for your pet dog, one for your dishes

[@anee27]

I am double sink user, but I would change to bigger single sink in future. 1. Bigger sink can easily wash big item like soup pot or wok. 2. I rarely use the second sink for washing. I put drying rack on the second sink, and use it as drying area after washing all the items.

[@RyeonLok]

Stress to work with this woman bos, hahahha, too OCD hahahha

[@Skrr776]

Please make the ikea moving video. Please please please

[@iherng]

Let me figure out how to do yea;) Thanks for watching!!