LG Slimagic Televisions - 29″/73cms models | India

March 31st, 2008

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LG India has two 29″ models in the Slim CRT category. The model numbers are:

  • 29FU1RG
  • 29FD7RGE

Our first take on the pictures shown online is that you really do not get a good grasp of the depth of the television. This is rather strange because rather than highlighting the USP of the model - “The depth”, the website is showing the front view!

The next thing between these two offerings is that, there is very little difference! However the prices are different. While the 29FU1RG costs Rs. 19,900/- (MRP as per the manufacturer’s website), the 29FD7RGE costs only Rs. 17,900/- (MRP as per the manufacturer’s website).

The dimensions of these televisions are as follows :

  • 29FU1RG - 792 x 390 x 695
  • 29FD7RGE - 796 x 399 x 600
  • (W x D x H) (mm)

    The regular 29″ TV from LG has a depth starting from 590 mm. Therefore the Slimagic televisions are saving ~ 30% space as claimed by LG.

    As you can see there is little difference even in the dimensions. For the complete comparison, please visit manufacturer’s site -> Link

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    Aavaas-Crossword-03

    March 30th, 2008

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    The popular crossword is back on “aavaas” after nearly 5 months of dormancy. And guess what? It is interactive now. You can fill the answers online!

    Crossword

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    So what are you waiting for? - Click the link below to get started.

    Aavaas-Crossword-03

    Special thanks to Karthik for creating this puzzle.

    Answers will be published shortly.

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    Mini Bar at home - How to make one for Indian homes? - Part 1

    March 29th, 2008

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    Today we briefly cover the topic of  “mini  bar”. This article does not intend to provoke a desire to drink. Please remember to drink responsibly.

    minibar

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    The concept of a bar at home, also can be called a “mini-bar” is not new to many people. Most of us stock alcohol at home usually in the fridge or in the closet. But when it comes to accessorising your home and inviting a few guests over, a small mini-bar can certainly make an impression.

    Not only does this give an appeal to drinking but also helps you organize your bottles and accessories such as glasses, ice bucket, tongs and so on in the right place. If you have some money you could buy a small fridge. (Not sure where this is available in India as we write this).

    Some basic requirements for a mini bar are:

    • Alcohol (of-course) - we will get to that later in the next article
    • Serving Glasses - depends on the drink
    • Bar Spoons
    • Pourers
    • Cocktail Shakers
    • Corkscrew
    • Ice bucket / Ice crusher
    • Ice
    • Napkins and coasters
    • Knife for slicing oranges and lemons !
    • Strainer

    This article will be continued with more details shortly ! comments are welcome.

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    Tex - Toilet Cleaner from CavinKare

    March 28th, 2008

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    Today we cover another product for cleaning toilets. The product is called Tex. The manufacturer of this is “CavinKare”, the same company which launched personal care products like “Chik Shampoo” , “Nyle” and “Meera”.

    Tex Bottle

    Image Courtesy : cavinkare.com

    The product is available in a standard bottle of 100ml and 500ml sizes. The price of the 500ml bottle is Rs. 38/-

    What is interesting about Tex/CavinKare is that they have employed the same strategy for toilet cleaners as they did for shampoos - “Sachets

    Tex Sachet

    Image Courtesy : cavinkare.com

    The product is available in a small sachet which sells for Rs. 2/- (as per their website).

    Text from the manufacturer’s website:

    Tex has revolutionized the toilet cleaner category it is India’s first toilet cleaner to come in an easy-to-use sachet. All the housewife has to do is cut, pour and clean. Positioned on the platform ‘Extra thick, complete clean ‘, Tex has a unique formulation that is many times thicker than acid and other toilet cleaners. Which means:-

    • It does not run down the toilet bowl, stays longer, cleans better
    • There is less wastage
    • It cleans even the most stubborn yellow scales and organic deposits
    • It leaves behind a pleasant fragrance

    Product website : http://www.cavinkare.com/tex.html

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    Redesign your kitchen

    March 27th, 2008

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    Contributed article. 

    Regardless of how much time you spend in your kitchen, you would probably agree that while the décor of a kitchen has no bearing on the kind of food that comes out of there; you would like it to look good. You consider it to be as much a part of the home, in terms of its requirement for basic visual appeal, as a bathroom or a study. If you are the one cooking, it would be even more wonderful to have a kitchen that keeps you cheerful while you cook.

    However, redecorating a kitchen poses not only a practical problem but also a financial one. The mere thought of giving it a new look sends the bank balance on a spin. But there are ways and means of achieving a spanking new, designer kitchen without actually tearing it down and starting afresh. The best part is, you do not really have to do it all in one go. The kitchen makeover in EMI is a real option. The choices are yours.

    I am outlining below some basic tips which can be achieved at a fairly low cost. If your budget permits you could even splurge on some aspects and budget on the rest. Whichever way works for you. The point to remember is to conceive a look which would be significantly different from the existing one. Where everything fits into a storyboard and you forget the jigsaw puzzle that was.

    CABINETS

    Paint your cabinets in a different colour or finish , to give the kitchen a completely different look. You can use a combination of two colours to liven up that space, or even get some borders and colourful motifs on the panels.

    Adding an interesting moulding on the cabinetry would transform the entire kitchen as would changing the handles and knobs.It is fairly simple to do and achieves the change at a low cost.You could choose from a wide variety of options available at the sanitaryware store, which range from colourful accents to ornate handles. Turn one cabinet into a display by replacing the door with a glass one, installing a light fixture inside and displaying some nice crockery or a decorative jar.Do not forget to paint the walls in the kitchen in a completely different colour as well, to complement your new cabinets and complete the picture.

    LIGHT

    Bring in the light. Get a whole new set of light fixtures from overhead lights, to task lighting and perhaps even an accent light to give your kitchen a spanking new look. It takes one trip to a lights store and a few hours job for an electrician. Remove every tubelight in sight that does not have a proper fixture.A lot of fairly nice looking yet inexpensive options are available in the market. You may also want to put a panel of lights on the ceiling rather than focusing all the fixtures on walls.If you use white light in the kitchen try out a complete new look in yellow light. It is much softer and if you want more light use more fixtures, not necessarily white light. Especially in a kitchen where there isn’t enough natural light.

    WINDOWS

    A window, whether it is a big one or a small one should be dressed up in a colourful fabric using a soft treatment to add warmth to a cooking space. We tend to think fabrics are unsuitable in kitchens as they get stained, greasy and dirty easily. Yes, they do; but you could put something fairly cheap and easily washable to liven up the space.

    COUNTERTOP

    Changing the countertop is not easy on the pocket, but there are several options that work well for the budget decorator. You do not need a granite top for the counter to look good. A lot of laminated options work just as well, at a fraction of the cost. All the counters do not have to be in the same material either. You could be creative and combine materials in a manner that makes it appear to be a conscious choice and not a wallet determined exercise. A nice decorative tile border running above the counter would make the kitchen seem a lot more ‘cheerful’

    FLOORING

    If you have the money, pay some attention to the flooring. You need not just think about vinyl, you can explore tile and laminate options as well, which do not cost all that much but transform the look of the space completely.

    VALUE-ADD

    A nice new chimney could be something else you could think about that is useful and also would change the look of the kitchen, if you opt for a different type. When you go out shopping drop into a store that stocks plastic containers and jars and see how much it would cost you to get a set to replace all the ones you currently have on display in your kitchen.

    ACCESSORISE

    You would be surprised how something as simple as that can make your kitchen look completely different. Small things but well coordinated with everything around them are all it takes to change the look of your kitchen. Hang up some colourful coffee mugs, nice wall plates, a bright clock,some interesting art and add bright flowers in small pots near the window –the place looks all that more inviting.

    Basically, if you have a small kitchen, use the wall directly opposite the entrance door to create some drama and make a statement. Make sure things are stored in cabinets and not lying all over the place. Pay attention to colour and small aesthetic detailing to bring in some softness and visual appeal.

    article source : http://interiorspaces.wordpress.com/2008/02/12/redesign-your-kitchen/ 

    author : Rekha Nambiar

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