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Monday, July 20, 2026
From Car to Lab: How This Portable Diffuser Saved My Nose (and Accidentally Panicked My Lab Mates)
Monday, July 6, 2026
💨 How I Cool Down Using My Portable Fan — Without Even Taking It Out
Monday, June 29, 2026
Operation: Power Range Expansion | Why I’m Upgrading to a 5-Meter Extension
Thursday, April 9, 2026
From Parcel to Office Fame: How a 30cm Stand Changed Everything
Received: 6 April 2026 (evening)
First use: 7 April 2026
6 April – Parcel arrives
7 April – First use
8 April – Boss wants oneMonday, April 6, 2026
Tech Resilience: Solving the "Possessed" Display in Digital System Class
Monday, March 2, 2026
Among tool for portable fan cleaning
Friday, January 23, 2026
🧼 My Self-Made Glass Cleaner, Surprisingly Good for Windscreens and Toilet Stalls!
📅 Evening of 23 June 2025
Today’s little experiment turned into a surprisingly useful discovery.
I brought along my DIY glass cleaner. It is originally made to keep my car windscreen spotless. And I gave it a try on a used public toilet stall door before using it. Honestly? I didn’t expect much. But it really helped remove the urine stench. ✨
It’s bleach-free, smells fresh (thanks to essential oils), and doubles up as a quick spray to make awkward public toilet situations a little more bearable.
I’m now planning to make a bigger batch for tomorrow’s errands. This little bottle may just become a new handbag essential.
Until then, have fun making your own DIY glass cleaner. It’s safe, simple, and multi-use from windscreens to bathroom survival.
Wednesday, June 25, 2025
🚿 My Self-Made Urine Remover Spray as Toilet Saver on a No-Water Day
📅 Evening of 23 June 2025
After a long day, I finally got around to making a fresh batch of my DIY urine remover spray. And honestly, it couldn’t have come at a better time.
I managed to whip up a 500 ml batch using what I had at home, except for one key ingredient: I bought a 610 ml bottle of white vinegar just for this. The rest is rose essential oil, distilled water, a bit of liquid dishwasher detergent, and even baby wash shower cream in strawberry scent. Where all already sitting in my cupboard.
After mixing everything well, I poured it into a 1.5-liter storage bottle, plus two 30 ml sprayer bottles for on-the-go use.
Why the urgency? There was a pipe burst on the road next to P10, FKE, UTM, and by yesterday evening there was no water at all. So I already expected today’s public toilets to smell terrible, especially at the campus.
That’s exactly why I made this spray as soon as I got home. And yes I’ll be using it before stepping into any public restroom tomorrow. Quick spritz, cleaner smell, and peace of mind.
Earlier today, I brought along my trusty 30 ml sprayer bottle filled with homemade glass cleaner. Which I used earlier last week to clean up windscreen.
And guess what? It worked so well. By the time I got home in the evening, it was almost empty. I didn’t even realize how much I’d used throughout the day. A few spritzes here and there on toilet seats, water hose, door handles, floor and wall.
It’s crazy how this simple, bleach-free cleaner has become such a handy essential in my bag.
Until then, have fun crafting your own urine remover spray to get bleach-free, gently fragranced, and super handy for unexpected toilet disasters. 🌸🚽
Monday, November 25, 2024
Arranging stuff into 1 box for neater placement
Tuesday, October 29, 2024
The look of hanging hook for tissue roll in cabinet
Friday, July 26, 2024
Creative way to cool off room during hot blazing day
Humidifier easy instructions:
Yellow light = 3 hours operation.
Blue light = 6 hours operation.
Sunday, June 23, 2024
Hook to hold bag safely while driving
Sunday, June 9, 2024
The look of used hook to hang my daily keys
Saturday, June 8, 2024
Self label my shovel and dustbin using nail polish
Friday, February 17, 2023
Baby of Little green pigeon (burung punai daun)
Found this baby bird on the evening of 15 February 2023 in the lab corridor, on my way to the toilet. Fortunately one of the staff recognizes the breed. Which is a baby of little green pigeon (burung punai daun) [1]. I immediately take it away from the corridor. After the staff said the stray cat will devour it if it is left behind. I ask my lab mate for help. End up putting the little baby bird on one short tree branch outside the lab area after a good discussion.
The look of the baby bird on the corridor floor. It already pooped. Might due to the fallen over stress. It did not even try to run away when I start to pet its body.
Until then, be safe and creative while helping out the small creature.
Reference:
[1] Little green pigeon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_green_pigeon
Wednesday, November 9, 2022
How I use lab coat in daily life
Normally people will use lab coat for experiment in lab or on medical work like medical doctor. Like me, I use the lab coat to protect my work clothes from fur sticking on it. As my cat named Furball just love to hug me very much.


























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