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It is available in the piping. So if a faucet is opened it will trickle out. At least in the lower level faucets. As an aside, I don't want any water in the system so that I can control watering solely through the electric pump and a timer.

Let me talk to one of the pump shops in the city. If I get a definitive answer I will post it here, but it is likely to be next year. What you are saying could be correct. Because I am testing with garden faucets, which are positioned quite low.

Are you saying that water from the tank will run through the pump and into the house water system even when the pump is not running? So even if I unplug the pump, water will flow into the faucets? It was never like that, if I remember right. If the electricity died there was no water in the house.

There is no bladder inside the tank. The bladder is in a metal container inside the pump itself. People who live in condos may not be aware of how house water supply works here, because it's done by the condo management. Thank you for your effort, but why try to answer when you don't have the answer?

You must not be familiar with the system here. The pump doesn't fill the tank - it gets water from it. The standard Toshiba has a pressure sensitive bladder that senses when a faucet is opened in the house and shoots water into it. It's ok. I will drop into a pump shop and ask them what is going on.

Well, it is the standard setup I believe. Water from the town supply is stored in a fiber glass tank. The Toshiba pump is connected to the tank and pumps water into the house as needed. It is a standard square, pressure sensitive pump.

Water flows through my water pump even when it is not running. I have confirmed it by turning the valve on/off. I don't think it was always like this. Does it need to be repaired? Or is there some (simple) adjustment I can make.

It may not be worth repairing a microwave oven. But if you want to make sure take it to Amorn outside the east moat. They have a large repair center and for 100-200 baht they will look it over.

Can someone recommend a doctor who has some knowledge of male hormone replacement? I would much prefer a doctor as opposed to a hospital. South side of Chiang Mai is good, but any location will work. Thanks.

Thanks...anything more specific I can search for? A general search unearths place in India and far away lands, which won't work for me. Facebook searches are not that great anyway.

I only have the tape - haven't had a player for a long time. It's just one tape I want to convert to DVD, and it will be infinitely better to have someone do it than to get into it myself. A little expense is tolerable. Anyone know a shop in Chiang Mai?

Is there a service in Chiang Mai that will convert a VCR tape to a DVD? Appreciate info if anyone knows.

Sheryl has said that she knows (knew? unless she is a medium) several people for whom the service was provided. She does not mention any problems with the provided service, and her tone towards the company is positive. Do you have a reason for casting doubts on the company? Or is that how you normally feel towards life? If you have a real reason, please state it. If not, then stop displaying your inner vitriol and let people avail of a service that can be very useful.

Thanks for some useful replies. To Jak - do you know if Hang Dong is an orange growing area? It seems like in Thailand almost anything will grow anywhere.

Do they have a Chiang Mai presence that you know of? Or do we deal only with Australia?

I called True, they have a data package, but I need to be able to call also, and link my Google number to the phone number. They don't seem to have anything. And to use my Google number I need internet service, for which I need a SIM. Easiest option is to buy a SIM from T-Mobile when I am there. Don't use ATT. They are messed up. Or if your phone accepts eSIMs you can buy a package from Google or another provider.

I have a small, young, Thai orange tree - maybe too small to call it a tree as of now! It does get a few fruit, but the problem is the skin, or rind, of the orange splits before it ripens. Anyone here can suggest what the problem may be? This is in the Hang Dong area of Chiang Mai.

Your comment didn't really deal with my question, but thanks for some feedback. However it did raise another question: did the stress test include ultrasound imagery before and after the exercise?

Does anyone have experience of the cardiology department at McCormick? Perhaps of what's known as interventional cardiology? I am looking for the name of a doctor I can specifically ask for and consult with, rather than just depending on the luck of the draw. If a few people are happy with their cardiologist at McCormick can they perhaps post his/her name here? Thanks.

And yet every single one of their doctors goes to the U. S. A. to get trained. Funny.

Well, why not buy from Mazuma then? It's less than what you are paying. My filter looks similar to yours, and for 20 liters carbon Mazuma wants 2070 baht - less than what you have been paying. And don't forget, if you buy from Lazada you will have to pay a hefty shipping charge.

Thanks. For now I have scheduled Mazuma technicians because for the first year they won't charge for labor (700-800 baht). I will observe them and decide if I can handle it myself next time. There seems to be just one Dohome in Chiang Mai, and it is some distance away. You just ask them for water filter carbon? About what does it cost - Mazuma said my filter needs 20 liters.

I have a Mazuma house water filter that needs an annual carbon filter change. Is the only option to use the factory service, or are there independent shops that can do it? If there are shops (not like Homepro, they use the factory) which ones?

Thanks for the recipe...can you perhaps elaborate a bit? Have you been using this, and the reason for it? How does it compare with commercial detergent, and the effect on clothes? How much to use?

Tried it... Doesn't work for me.