Fun Fact BTS

 

 

FUN FACT BTS 

• They are a 7-member global group 
• BTS consists of RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook, and they debuted in 2013 under BigHit Entertainment (now HYBE). 
• They broke major global music records 
• BTS became the first Korean act to top the US Billboard Hot 100 and have multiple chart-topping songs like Dynamite, Butter, and Permission to Dance. 
• They are known for meaningful lyrics 
• Many of their songs focus on mental health, self-love, youth struggles, and personal growth, which helped them connect deeply with fans worldwide. 
• They speak at the United Nations 
• BTS delivered multiple speeches at the UN (through their “Love Myself” campaign), encouraging young people to believe in themselves and speak up. 
• They built a massive fandom called ARMY 
• Their fandom, ARMY, is one of the largest and most organized fan communities in the world, playing a big role in their global success.

Fun Fact Suga BTS

 

 

FUN FACT SUGA BTS

• He produces under two names Suga also goes by the alias Agust D, which he uses for his solo rap mixtapes to show a more raw and personal side of his music. 
• He started as a producer before idol life 
• Before debuting with BTS, he was already producing and selling beats locally in Daegu, South Korea, working under the name “Gloss.” 
• He overcame a serious injury early in his career 
• He once had a shoulder injury from a motorcycle accident that still affects him today, and he has spoken openly about living with chronic pain while performing. 
• He writes and produces a lot of BTS songs
•  Suga has been involved in writing and producing many BTS tracks, as well as songs for other artists like IU (“Eight,” which he co-produced and featured on). 
• He is known for being extremely honest in his lyrics 
• His solo work often talks about mental health, self-doubt, and ambition—topics that helped many fans feel seen and understood.

Louis Vuittion - Orage

 

 

#Scent

( Louis Vuitton - Orage)

• Orage by Louis Vuitton is a Woody fragrance for men. 
• Orage was launched in 2018. 
• The nose behind this fragrance is Jacques Cavallier Belletrud.
•  Top notes are Bergamot and Grapefruit;
•  middle notes are Hedione, Iris and Pepper;
•  base notes are Java vetiver oil, Patchouli, Iso E Super and White Musk.

Rain Water Harvesting System

 

 

Rain Water Harvesting System

What you should know (basic concept) 

 A rainwater harvesting system basically: 

•  Collects rain from your roof gutters
•  Sends it through a filter (to remove leaves/dirt) 
• Stores it in a tank/barrel 
• Uses it for non-drinking purposes 

 In Malaysia, it works very well because rainfall is high (~2,500 mm/year) . 

 Common uses: 

•  Water plants / garden 
• Wash car / floor / outdoor area 
• Toilet flushing (slightly advanced setup) 

 What you should prepare 

• Basic components (small DIY system) 
•  You can start very simple: 
•  Storage tank / drum (200L – 2000L) 
• Plastic water tank, IBC tank, or rain barrel 
•  Gutter connection / downpipe diverter 
• Directs rain from roof into tank 
•  Filter / mesh screen 
• Blocks leaves, insects, debris 
•  Tap / hose connector 
• For easy water use 
•  Overflow pipe 
• Prevents flooding when tank is full 
•  Optional upgrades (better system) 
• First-flush diverter (removes dirty first rainwater) 
• Pump (if you want pressure for washing) 
• Multiple tanks linked together 
• Mosquito-proof lid (important in Malaysia) 

 Installation considerations (important)

✔ Roof type matters 

• Metal & tile roofs = good 
• Avoid collecting from dirty/paint-flaking surfaces 

✔ Tank placement 

• Near downpipe = cheaper piping 
• Ground level = easier maintenance 
• Elevated = better water pressure (optional) 

✔ Mosquito control (VERY important in Malaysia) 

• Always cover tank tightly 
• Use mesh filters 
• Avoid stagnant uncovered water 

✔ Maintenance 

• Clean filter: every 1–2 months 
• Flush tank: every few months C
• heck gutters for leaves 

 Cost in Malaysia (realistic range) 

•  DIY basic setup 
• RM100 – RM500 (drum + pipe + basic fittings) 
•  Example: garden watering system only 
•  Small proper system (recommended starter) 
• RM1,500 – RM5,000 
• Includes: 
• 500L–2000L tank 
• Proper diverter + filter 
• Basic installation 
• Good for: Garden + car wash + light household use 
• More advanced home system 
• RM5,000 – RM10,000+ 
• Includes: 
• Larger tanks (3000L–10000L) 
• Pump system 
• Filtration for indoor use (toilet/laundry) 

What affects cost most 

• Tank size (biggest cost) 
• Pump & filtration level 
• Plumbing distance from roof to tank 
• Whether it’s DIY or contractor-installed 

Simple recommended setup for a landed house (best balance) 

•  If you want something practical: 
• Start with:
• 1000L–2000L tank 
• Gutter diverter + mesh filter 
• Hose outlet 
•  Cost: around RM500–RM2,500 DIY / semi-DIY 
•  This already gives noticeable savings on water for gardening and cleaning. 

Common mistakes to avoid 

• No mosquito protection (big issue in Malaysia) 
• Tank too small (fills too fast, wastes rain) 
• No overflow pipe (causes flooding) 
• Using dirty roof without filter 

ESG for Small Landed House

 

 

ESG Style Home System (Landed)

 If you’re planning a new small landed house, this is actually the best time to integrate an ESG-style home system because it’s cheaper and more effective than retrofitting later. In a residential context, ESG 

• E (Environmental): energy, water, waste efficiency 
• S (Social): health, comfort, livability 
• G (Governance): smart control, monitoring, maintenance discipline 

 Below is a practical ESG system design for a small landed house in Malaysia. 

1.  ENVIRONMENTAL (E) – Core sustainability systems 
• Solar + Energy Efficiency (high impact) 
• What to include: 
• Rooftop solar PV system (3kW–6kW for small house) 
•  Optional battery storage (for backup) 
•  LED lighting throughout house 
•  Inverter air-conditioning (high efficiency) 
•  Design tip: Orient roof for maximum sunlight capture (south-facing in Malaysia is ideal) 
• Rainwater harvesting system 
• What to include: 
• Roof gutter collection system 
• First-flush diverter (removes dirty rainwater)
•  Storage tank (1000L–5000L)
•  Pump for garden/toilet use 
•  Use for: 
•  Garden watering 
• Washing car/floor 
• Toilet flushing (advanced stage) 
• Waste separation + compost system 
• What to include: 
• 3-bin waste system (recycle / compost / general waste) 
• Small composting corner in garden 
• Optional Bokashi indoor system 
•  Benefit: 
•  Reduces landfill waste 
• Creates free fertilizer for garden
• Passive cooling design (VERY important in Malaysia) 
• Design features: 
• High ceilings (improves airflow) 
• Cross ventilation windows (opposite walls) 
• Roof insulation (reduces heat) 
• Extended roof eaves (blocks sun)
•  Light-colored roof tiles (reflect heat) 
•  This reduces aircond usage significantly. 
  
2.  SOCIAL (S) – Comfort, health, liveability 
•  Natural lighting design 
• Large windows in living + dining area 
• Skylight (optional for stairway/central area) 
•  Reduces electricity use + improves mood 
•  Green space integration 
• Small backyard garden 
• Vertical garden wall 
• Herb garden (kitchen access) 
•  Even 10–20% green area improves cooling effect 
•  Functional layout planning 
• Easy flow between kitchen–dining–yard 
• Accessible storage (reduces clutter) 
• Separate “dirty” and “clean” zones (important for hygiene) 
•  Acoustic comfort 
• Insulated walls (reduce outside noise) 
• Double-glazed windows (if budget allows) 
• Soft interior materials (curtains, rugs) 
  
  
3.  GOVERNANCE (G) – Smart monitoring & control 
•  Smart home system (basic level) 
• Smart lighting (app-controlled) 
• Smart plugs (energy monitoring)
•  Motion sensors (lights in corridors/toilets) 
• Benefit: 
•  Tracks electricity usage 
• Reduces waste consumption 
•  Energy monitoring system 
• Smart meter or sub-meter for: 
• Aircond 
• Lighting 
• Water pump 
•  Helps you identify high-cost usage areas 
•  Maintenance planning system 
• Simple digital checklist (phone app) 
• Monthly checks for: 
• Water tank 
• Solar system 
• Roof gutters 
  
  
4.  SMART ESG HOUSE LAYOUT IDEA (Simple zoning)
• Front zone: 
• Parking + solar roof above car porch 
• Middle zone: 
• Living room + dining (natural light focus) 
• Core zone: 
• Kitchen + utility + waste sorting area 
• Back zone: 
• Garden + rainwater tank + compost system 
•  This creates a natural ESG flow: energy → living → waste → reuse 
  
  
5.  Estimated ESG setup cost (small landed house) 
• System Cost Solar system RM 15,000 – RM 35,000 
• Rainwater harvesting RM 1,500 – RM 6,000 
• Compost system RM 100 – RM 800 
• Smart home features RM 500 – RM 3,000 
• Passive design (construction stage) RM 2,000 – RM 10,000 (depends on build choices) 
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6.  BEST PRACTICAL ESG PACKAGE (Recommended) 
•  If you want a balanced, realistic setup: 
•  Must-have (high ROI): 
• Solar (at least 3kW) 
• Rainwater harvesting 
• Passive cooling design 
• Basic smart lighting 
• Nice-to-have: 
• Compost system 
• Smart energy monitoring 
• Garden + vertical green wall 
  
  
7.  FINAL RESULT (what you achieve) 
•  A properly designed ESG home in Malaysia gives you: 
•  Lower electricity bills 
• Lower water bills 
•  Cooler indoor temperature 
• Less waste production 
• Higher property value 
•  More comfortable living long-term

[Scent] RM - Mono Horizon

 

 

 Mono Horizon 

Inspired by RM (BTS)

Concept: intellectual calm, museum walks, city reflection, deep thinking 

 Scent identity: fresh intellect + woody philosophy 

Clean, structured, quietly powerful

 Bergamot Citrus: 0.4 

Sandalwood Cedarwood: 0.35  

Vanilla Bean & Tonka: 0.25 

Candle Making Equipment

 

 

Basic Candle Making Equipment (Must-Have) 

•  Wax 
•  Soy wax (most beginner-friendly) 
•  Paraffin wax 
•  Beeswax 
•  Coconut wax 
•  Wicks 
•  Cotton wicks 
•  Wooden wicks 
• (Choose based on container size & wax type)
•  Heat-Resistant Container / Mold 
•  Glass jars 
•  Metal tins 
•  Silicone molds 
•  Double Boiler 
•  For melting wax safely (or a heat-safe jug placed in a pot of boiling water) 
•  Thermometer 
•  To monitor wax temperature (important for fragrance & pouring) 
•  Stirring Tool 
•  Wooden stick or silicone spatula 

 

• Add-On Materials (For Scent & Color) 
•  Fragrance Oil or Essential Oil Candle-safe oils only 
•  Candle Dye 
•  Liquid dye, dye chips, or powder (candle-specific) 

•  Helpful Tools (Recommended) 
•  Wick Holder / Wick Centering Tool 
•  Keeps wick straight while wax sets 
•  Digital Scale 
•  Accurate measurement of wax & fragrance 
•  Pouring Jug 
•  For neat and controlled pouring 
•  Scissors / Wick Trimmer 
•  To trim wick after candle sets 

 

•  Safety & Clean-Up Items 
•  Heat-Resistant Gloves 
•  Paper Towels / Old Cloth 
•  Rubbing Alcohol 
•  For cleaning containers before pouring 

•  Optional (Advanced / Decorative) 
•  Heat Gun or Hair Dryer Fix sinkholes & smooth surface 
•  Labels & Stickers 
•  Packaging Boxes 
•  Decorative Elements 
•  Dried flowers, crystals (use carefully & safely) 

•  Beginner Tip 
•  If you’re just starting, a basic starter kit usually includes: 
• Soy wax 
•  Wick 
•  Fragrance oil 
•  Container 
•  Thermometer