I have been using Oral-B for more than 20 years now. And I have been hearing the Systema’s iconic advertising on radio every time I drive home from work.
I guess it’s time to give Systema a try.
Do you know that Systema is a Japan product?
However, most of their product sold in Malaysia are manufactured in various countries such as China and Thailand.
Systema Toothbrush
Systema Toothbrush comes in various types that cater your individual needs.
My natural choice is this super thin charcoal toothbrush.
The obvious difference that I see on this toothbrush is the flexible neck. It has a slim and flexible neck that give excellent maneuverability. It reaches 5mm deeper to wisdom teeth area. This is surprisingly comfortable and I really gentle how it feels on my gum.
I might never need to use the inter-dental brush to reach my wisdom teeth ever again. I loike.
Systema Toothpaste
For toothpaste, I have been using Sensodyn and my kids use either Colgate of Darlie.
So, this is the 1st time I try Systema toothpaste. The 1st thing I noticed when I open up the Systema box is the unique shape of it’s top flip cap. For me, this is a very kids friendly feature. My boys sometimes have problem opening the cover for other brands. With this big cap, the kids can open it up easily.
My wish list for toothpaste producer is that there will be no more toothpaste box in future. I am always bothered by the need of producing something without the real purchase, ie the toothpaste box. With the big Systema tube cap, I am sure it will stay up perfectly well on a rack, even without a fancy box :)
Systema Price
Let see the price for Systema product at our local store.
A pair of charcoal toothbrush cost RM16.20
Systema toothpaste cost RM12.55 per tube.
Give it a try, you might become a convert like me :)
Before going to this event, I try to search for the event details, yes I know that this is a part of the big What About Kuching festival that is going on at the moment, and yes there are bit and pieces of information uploaded on social media. However, I just cannot imagine the flow of the program.
After a visit to Indah House on the 1st day of the event, I can conclude that the Art Street Kuching consists of 3 distinct program.
1st one is the Ruangseni, a mini-gallery with artworks, photography and short film screenings. The mini-gallery takes place at Indah House, Upper China Street, Kuching. The gallery is open to public from 22nd to 28th October 2018.
Short Film Screenings
2nd is the Street Theatre, which only takes place on 21st and 27th October 2018, from 7pm to 9pm. Artist performing include:
"Nikal Pulai" by Ardilla Latif, Walid Ali, Qawiem Hamiza.*
“River” by the ‘Talents and the Performing Art Centre’*
Upper China street will be closed to give way for Street Theatre show.
Last but not least is the Sketch Hunt 2018. This program is organised by Urban Sketchers Kuching. Here, a group of 2-4 team members will be given a set of question and they need to go around within walking distant to search and sketch the answer on the papers that were provided to them.
Sketch Hunt is an interesting program that can be developed into something bigger like the Heritage Run. I am sure many would love to join this activity if it was promoted well and with lower entry fees maybe. This time, they are charging RM60 per team. Personally I think the prize is not a major factor; by joining this hunt, you will get to discover more about the history of our beloved city - Kuching.
Sketch Hunt registration counter at Indah House Kuching.
Art Street Kuching in Upper China Street is an art-oriented community experience in-conjunction with What About Kuching Festival. What About Kuching 2018, a 1-month-long festival, is a celebration of arts, culture and lifestyle.
Today is the 1st day of the Cardboard City event going on at Kompleks Belia & Sukan Kuching.
We were there earlier today, Eugene and Emmett had so much fun exploring the model city. Here you will see how recycled cardboard were transformed into an architectural spatial experience. Besides the cardboard models on display, there are many other exciting activities going on such as: Pinata Workshop, Paint In The City, Little Planter, and many more.
This is a 2 days event, starting from 10am till 6pm, if you cannot make it today, make sure to stop by tomorrow, it's your last chance. Do bring your children along, they would love it!
To infinity and beyond.
I see a space station.
The winner of Cardboard Pavilion Competition.
Infinite Loop Pavilion
Kids really enjoy themselves.
Pinata Workshop
Fun filled activities.
Photo booth by BorneoTalk at the entrance.
Eugene exploring the movable cardboard columns - 'Breaking The Screen' is a cardboard pavilion designed with a mechanism of movable columns aimed to encourage children to reconfigure the structure and break apart the screen that divides them, allowing the children to interact with the structure itself in order to play in and with it together.
Cardboard City is one of the many events line-up in-conjunction with What About Kuching 2018. What About Kuching is a 1-month-long festival, a celebration of arts, culture and lifestyle.
