Some things I forgot:
- Japanese toilet seat (via @tdinh_me)
- Thai bum gun (toilet water spray)
- Miele fridge and freezer and washing machine and dryer
- Get 2x combo washing machine and dryer so you don't have to move clothes, less work!
- Bosch dishwasher and oven (avoid Electrolux/AEG at all cost)
- HRV or ERV system to get fresh air while heating/cooling it to your indoor temperature, essential for CO2 refreshing without having to open window (open window = outside noise, outside pollution etc), system should go every single room: bedroom, living room etc to keep CO2 levels at 400
Buy specific fixtures: a Japanese toilet seat (recommended via @tdinh_me) and a…
Brief
Levelsio lists home items he forgot to buy: a Japanese toilet seat (via @tdinh_me) and a Thai bum gun, Miele appliances for fridge/freezer/wash/dry, two combo washer+dryer units to eliminate moving clothes, Bosch dishwasher/oven while explicitly avoiding Electrolux/AEG, and an HRV/ERV system in every room to maintain ~400 ppm CO2 and avoid opening windows.
Why it matters
Buy specific fixtures: a Japanese toilet seat (recommended via @tdinh_me) and a Thai 'bum gun' (toilet water spray).
Key details
- Prefer Miele for large appliances—fridge, freezer, washing machine and dryer—and use 2x combo washer+dryer units so you don’t have to move clothes between machines.
- Use Bosch for dishwasher and oven and avoid Electrolux/AEG; install an HRV or ERV whole-house ventilation system running to every room (bedroom, living room) to condition fresh air and keep CO2 around 400 ppm instead of opening windows (which brings noise and pollution).