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Trayvax Made In USA Wallets

dreyvii — Sat, 04 Aug 2018 16:36:29 +0800

Trayvax Products Voucher for sale:

Product voucher worth USD101

Price: asking for USD80

Warranty: 65 year heirloom warranty by Trayvax

Dealing method: online bank in

Location:

Contact method/details: pm if interested and leave your email. I will contact you
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Item(s) conditions:any item on the Trayvax website

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Reason for sale:I already own multiple Trayvax products

Hi guys. I am an owner of these awesome products from Trayvax. There are very few Trayvax owners in Malaysia, and YOU can be one of the elite few.

Trayvax is a US company that sources their materials from the US and their products are handmade individually. They mostly make minimalist wallets which look and feel out of this world! They use a combination of top quality materials such as 550 paracord (used for parachutes), stainless steel, and high quality top grain leather. The design of the products give it an elegant look amidst your everyday carry. Minimalist wallets train you to bring what is absolutely necessary only and to ditch your fat wallet which causes back pain.

Check out their website at www.trayvax.com for more info on their products, and here is one of the many reviews on YouTube https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QQCn3Nq0wCI. Most, if not all reviews are positive about the quality and the practicality of the Trayvax products, which are made to last a lifetime.

Dehumidifiers in Malaysia

dreyvii — Sun, 08 Mar 2015 10:56:08 +0800

Sorry, not sure if this is the right place to ask. My room is rather warm and humid, causing a lot of mildew and a damp musty smell. I was thinking of getting a dehumidifier for my room, but when I read through, the dehumidifier works by condensing the water droplets in the air, and then blowing out warm air. I don't get this part. If it blows out warm air, wouldn't it cause increased humidity?

My next question is, how suitable is the use of a dehumidifier in Malaysia? Of course, in western countries that go through winter, it works like a charm to both dehumidify and to warm the room, but I just want dehumidifying function without warming up the room any further.

I know air conditioning acts as a dehumidifier, but I can't have it on all day, and it doesn't prevent mildew and in fact, contributes to the musty stink when it is turned off.

Does anyone have any solution to this? (Besides dehumidifier crystals)

R'nergy water heater

dreyvii — Sun, 08 Mar 2015 09:42:06 +0800

Saw this in one of the threads. Am wondering if anyone has used it before and how are the reviews? Claims to use heat from aircond compressors to generate heat to heat up water and then store it for up to 48 hours. How about the maintenance of coolant or whatever fluid they use? What are the hidden costs? Very vague description on the website

http://www.renergy.com.my/product.html