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    #521
    effective yan pumice stone, pwede din gamitin sa porcelain sink. tapos pwede din pang tanggal nun dead skin sa heel mo, puputi ulit yun hehe. na try ko na

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    #522
    Quote Originally Posted by Tha_Mann View Post
    effective yan pumice stone, pwede din gamitin sa porcelain sink. tapos pwede din pang tanggal nun dead skin sa heel mo, puputi ulit yun hehe. na try ko na
    about thick, dead skin on the feet,
    i think the cause is ill-fitting footwear.
    "get better-fitting shoes" is what our ortho colleague recommended.
    heh heh.

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    #523
    Quote Originally Posted by Tha_Mann View Post
    effective yan pumice stone, pwede din gamitin sa porcelain sink. tapos pwede din pang tanggal nun dead skin sa heel mo, puputi ulit yun hehe. na try ko na
    Iba pa kaya ung white pumice na binebenta sa Watsons as panghilod? Meron kami nun, kaso baka hindi sya same as ung para sa porcelain.

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    #524
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    about thick, dead skin on the feet,
    i think the cause is ill-fitting footwear.
    "get better-fitting shoes" is what our ortho colleague recommended.
    heh heh.
    I usually buy my footwear half-inch bigger than my actual size, but the past 2 years mostly WFH kaya naka spartan lang ako

    Quote Originally Posted by papi smith View Post
    Iba pa kaya ung white pumice na binebenta sa Watsons as panghilod? Meron kami nun, kaso baka hindi sya same as ung para sa porcelain.
    parang same material eh. basta yung parang nadudurog. mas mahal yata yung sa watsons, sayang kung ipang linis lang ng toilet bowl hehe. sa shopee parang 25-40 pesos lang nabili ko dati.

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    #525
    Yes malamang mas mahal nga ung sa Watsons but it's already there, hanapin ko na lang at try kaskas sa labas muna [emoji28]

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    #526
    Advice nga po, which do you prefer for house roofing, Asphalt shingle, CPAC or Kawara if budget is not an issue? Any experience with these roofing?

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    #527
    Quote Originally Posted by sean-archer View Post
    Advice nga po, which do you prefer for house roofing, Asphalt shingle, CPAC or Kawara if budget is not an issue? Any experience with these roofing?
    Only 1 brand/type of roofing somehow seemed to hold its own against Odette...The Belgian-made IKOtile stone-coated metal roof. The rest all saw damage. Priced right between tin & clay.
    CPAC is concrete. Kawara, GCI are clay, better than concrete. These require pre-painted rib type longspan underlay. Clay is priciest amongst the common/conventional roofs.

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    #528
    How many cars can fit sa 150 sq m area na pahaba. Width is 2 cars.

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    #529
    Average car size is less than 2 x 5 meters ... 150 square meters ... assume 5 x 30 meters dimension ... 30 meters = 6 cars x 2 = 12 cars will fit in 150 square meters ...

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    #530
    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    How many cars can fit sa 150 sq m area na pahaba. Width is 2 cars.

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    assuming each average car (let us assume it's an american family sedan or a caddy) measures 5 meters long x 2 meters wide,
    it goes to assume that the 150 sqm lot is 4 meters wide x 37.5 meters long.
    car capacity will depend on how the cars are packed.

    if the cars will be packed in there like tiles in the bathroom,
    that'd be 7 car lengths x 2 car widths = 14 cars only.

    if the cars will be driven into the park,
    that'd be only one car and not two abreast, as it's impractical to nigh-impossible to drive them into the park and parking them two abreast, without bumping into each other.
    that would then make for only 7 cars parked in the lot.

    errr,
    why are you asking, po?

    btw,
    back in the day, american cars were moved across the continent in train flatcars.
    to maximize the numbers and decrease freight expenses, designers would limit cars' dimensions.

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