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Reader question: Why do so many electrical appliances break down?

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October 22, 2019

We now have a few weeks in a row that various electrical appliances break down. First the TV, then the coffee maker, then the iron and yesterday our washing machine. According to an acquaintance, this has to do with the high humidity in Thailand. Another says it's cheap Chinese stuff and often imitation. Do other readers experience this as well? Is there anything to do?

Where can I buy the best products/food items for my restaurant in Krabi?

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December 2 2018

I am most likely moving to Thailand around April May 2019 and have been asked to upgrade a kitchen from a luxury resort in the south of Thailand. Educating and training staff, learning how to make western dishes and cuisine, etc. Quite a challenge. A temporary job.

Reader question: Bringing kitchen appliances to Thailand

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January 30 2018

I will soon settle permanently in Thailand. Bought a new house, kitchen in it. I am a tidy type and a fan of built-in appliances in the kitchen. Now I found out that this is not very common in Thailand and very expensive. Is it allowed, for example, to take a combi microwave in the hold of the plane to Thailand?

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Reader question: Why do so many electrical appliances break down?

Where can I buy the best products/food items for my restaurant in Krabi?

Reader question: Bringing kitchen appliances to Thailand