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Small flies may be getting in through an extractor fan if the toilet connector is not the problem

Either of these any help https://www.how-to-repair.com/hoover-candy-tumble-dryer-empty-water-indicator-flashing-runs-for-a-few-seconds-then-stops/

It's like every other thing in life, one bad apple and the rest are tarred with the same brush

No warranty?

Have you thought about or tried one of the oscilating tower fans. They are pretty quiet and we never had a problem sleeping with them.

He only meausured 1 litre of water a couple of times. I don't think that is enough to rule out whether it varies or not. According to the instructions there are 2 elements in the tank for high and low and the temp is varied for each element by the flow rate which is cintrolled by the stabiliser...

Personally I don't think that sounds to be such a good idea. You may have problems with it taking the weight and won't have access to maintain the decking in the future

It still seems like the problem is the flow rate either into or out of the shower unit. See these instructions about flow rate and maintenance. https://www.bristan.com/product-files/576763/fitting-instructions.pdf perhaps you just need to clean both filters If you can achieve the required input...

You made your last post while I was typing Did you fill the jug with the shower head attached or removed. I'm not a plumber but it would take about 5 seconds max. to fill a 1litre jug from any of our taps. What are the results if you do the same test from a cold tap in the bathroom

He doesn't mention adjusting settings because he is talking about the flow rate either not being high enough or varying during use which is what you are experiencing. So yes the valves could be the problem but do the basics first the same as endecotp says. But check your stopcock is fully open...

So is it a foam roller or woolen one. Perhaps a different one might be worth trying. Might be better asking in the painting section

So what do you mean by " the end of my guttering had fallen off or broken off "

The connector on a half inch flexi should have a washer in built. Or am I misunderstanding...

A bend with a nice radius and no joints will be better than elbows. Or do you mean the joist is against the wall and in the way of pipes turning upward.

Make and model might help.

If it's ok with a brush could it be that you are spreading it too thinly

An SDS drill might be quicker but a pig of a job what ever you use I would think

Well done

I would not have thought so as it does not show a lip of any kind on the sleeve. Unless it is tapered which I doubt. Just looks like limescale around where the sleeve passes through the plate so perhaps that is what is holding it. The Allen key and hole in diags 1 & 6 are a bit confusing though...