u/sillymastcell2015

looking for a boiler mechanic/plumber that can help me with some boiler issues. dooradoyle/mungret area

Where can I dispose of some leftover construction waste (tiles, timber)? I have only a few bags I dont need to hire a skip

im hoping to buy a second hand phone since Ive seen people selling them online for good prices. Ive even bought a brand new samsung from a seller based in Korea. Where would be a good place to buy them? are they open to haggle prices?

looking for tips for best area to stay or hotel recommendations to stay in seoul outside of myeongdong.

were visiting south korea for the 2nd time, our first visit was in the winter (feb 2025) so were excited to make a september visit this year. we visited busan and seoul the last time and were hoping to visit Jeju and maybe another city close the seoul this time. any tips on which city to visit? also we are arriving at Incheon at 1am and to save on hotel stay we might just fly to jeju that morning but need to transfer to gimpo airport. are there any late night buses/trains around 2 am from ICN to GMP?

we are doing a bathroom renovation and are looking around for best price appliances. B&Q seems to have a decent selection with the best prices. anyone have experience with them?

we are doing up our bathroom for a complete renovation. we have contracted a tiler to do all the work however we have to choose all the materials ourselves. we are looking at B&Q for things like the shower box, shower, toilet, sink, etc as they seem to have the best price. for the tiles we are still looking. any recommendations?

I live in europe and only have ever done mediterranean and canary islands with MSC and costa. we enjoyed it a lot and recently just did a 12 day caribean cruise and i have to say the food is definitely better in the "american style" cruise. the service is also elevated but i guess its because of the "tipping culture". i do hear a lot of frequent cruisers, all american, complaining about how its better in other liners. I mean you do have to pay at least 2x more for the other liners. is it really worth paying more? whats the difference in food/experience/service?

my husband and I are both immigrants and a lot of cruise staff are our same nationality (philippines/brazil). we share a kinship with the staff and our conversations always revolve around their work and shiplife.

So after about 10 cruises I can say we know what the generic layout of a cruise is. and each cruise can be elevated by differences in ships (the bigger/newer the better), food options, shows and iteniraries. and we do love MSC. but why do they get a bad rep? are other liners really better and is it worth paying 2-4x more for the same itenirary?

going to a carribean cruise for the first time with MSC seashore. im non american and i dont know how to tip on a ship. how much tip is appropriate? we have drinks package. do we tip with every drink? also for the wait staff and housekeeping?