5 May 2007 - With the renovation works commencing next week, one of the purchases that we had to finalise prior to that was the aircon. With possible complications arising due to the aircon's piping, it is generally considered prudent to install the aircon before commencing on tiling and some forms of carpentary work.
Other than the big boys such as Co**rts and Harv*y N**man, most specialists in airconditioning keep a relatively low profile. You can hardly find any ads on airconditioning services in the papers or TV. And this is why Her Royal Majesty and I relied on the recommendations of friends, who pointed us in the direction of Allb**t at IMM.
We were served by a salesperson called Andy. I have to admit, he's one heckuva patient guy. In total, we spent about 2 hours talking to him, and at times he was almost conducting a mini lecture on how aircons work. Nevertheless, this was useful information to us, and in the end we decided to go for the Mitusubishi System 4 Starmex Invertor.
Essentially, we liked that it was easy to clean, and given our usage patterns, is probably the most energy efficient. Plus it was endorsed by Jack Neo, and we all know that he only dishes out intelligent opinions, because wasn't it him who proclaimed "I not stupid"? So by logical inference, if Jack's not stupid, so aren't we.
Other than the big boys such as Co**rts and Harv*y N**man, most specialists in airconditioning keep a relatively low profile. You can hardly find any ads on airconditioning services in the papers or TV. And this is why Her Royal Majesty and I relied on the recommendations of friends, who pointed us in the direction of Allb**t at IMM.
We were served by a salesperson called Andy. I have to admit, he's one heckuva patient guy. In total, we spent about 2 hours talking to him, and at times he was almost conducting a mini lecture on how aircons work. Nevertheless, this was useful information to us, and in the end we decided to go for the Mitusubishi System 4 Starmex Invertor.
Essentially, we liked that it was easy to clean, and given our usage patterns, is probably the most energy efficient. Plus it was endorsed by Jack Neo, and we all know that he only dishes out intelligent opinions, because wasn't it him who proclaimed "I not stupid"? So by logical inference, if Jack's not stupid, so aren't we.
- Melvin
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