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I'm one of those people. My TV doesn't have an internet connection, it's about 20 years old and it still works, I have no intention of replacing it until it fails. I watch Freeview and I have a Panasonic box that allows me to record Freeview and watch it at a time that suits me. I've got a...

"We don't know" is a perfectly valid answer. Followed up with "we haven't been able to find out" if they persist.

Because selling a carcinogenic substance in larger quantities is obviously better. :unsure:

Video advertising it here https://m.media-amazon.com/images/S/aplus-media/sc/631504f7-ee5f-4273-8823-9cee7494bdd5.mp4 which shows it in daylight and darkness, close up and from a distance.

My sister has one, she uses it every time she wants boiling water, she doesn't own a kettle. I've no idea if it's been serviced but she has had it for several years.

I've used the Eufy S100. From a distance it looks like a light. Close up it says Eufy Security on the bottom light and the camera is plain to see. I haven't used any other camera/light combination. It depends what you mean by discreet, normally it should be made obvious to people that they are...

I thought that the 2 speed version had been banned under EU energy saving twaddle?

Eufy S100 ?

Sorry, I missed that bit. I can't help then as all loft flooring I have installed has always added load onto the ceiling joists (and never caused them to deflect by any detectable amount).

Loft legs?

Followed the link to look at the reviews but there are no reviews showing for that product. Have they been deleted or is it just for me?

If it is the model with a steel axle then it should be stripped, cleaned and lubricated after every use according to the manufacturers instructions. Lots of the chemicals which are applied to lawns cause the steel axle to rust and fail. They are not difficult to get back together after being...

It is possible to have smart bulbs fade out gradually rather than switching off instantly if this is a problem.

Neither would I but there is no mention of fitting an isolator anywhere in the OP's list of jobs. It looks like this might be one of those jobs that keeps on growing.

Gravel tends to contain broken up bits of stone with sharp edges. Pebbles are smooth.

If it has come off before it should come off again. These threads get seized up with lime scale if they are not removed every few months. There is evidence of limescale on the end of the spout. Can you rig something up to soak the end of the tap in limescale remover overnight and then try again?

I'm seeing one cable and a water pipe?

Without seeing the job, just from your description, I would have estimated one full day. Its unlikely that the job could be completed in half a day to allow the other half of the day to be paid for by another job. Its certainly more than a "Pop in for an hour on the way past" job. Edit to add...

You can use a jigsaw if the line is very wiggly or a hand saw if the line is fairly straight.

When its fixed in a vertical position touching the wall in one place I would expect it to be overlapping the frame by the same amount all the way up the frame (looking at the back of the architrave). You need to remove this amount plus 6mm if you are having the edge of the architrave 6mm from...