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Odd sounds like someone as removed the pin, I assume it is not stuck in the head?

Wait, deeper plaster takes longer to dry. (y)

OK as I said I am a bit out of touch these days but it still seems excessive, I would google the makers of the cylinder and give them a call for their opinion.

Certainly something more wrong there, much too high, normally heating around 80 and domestic hot water 60 deg. Sounds like you could make tea with your system! Not to be a scaremonger but I would get that sorted asap, impress on the council the urgency. If you have kids or other vulnerable...

Possibility but if a lot is being produced it suggests a problem with the system, constant refilling or else pumping over/ sucking in air. Not familiar with your Thermoflow system, but certainty not uncommon if the normal open systems. Perhaps others will be a bit more up to date than an old...

Chances are it is the additive in the heating system you can smell it can be unpleasant. Stop the leak should solve it although if that auto vent is operating a lot you may have a smell from the gasses produced.

Advice when I were a gasman was, always go by the manufactures instructions even if standard regs say it is OK. As suggested a better vent might help with drafts. Draughtbuster vents...

"We cannot send people to prison as there are no places" Here's a radical idea, build more prisons and recruit ex service personnel to staff them!

Because it will be hard before you finish.

Usually a medium to dark grey.

Pour in dry use a stick to work it into every crevice dry mix will do this better than wet. wet it and them give it another go with the stick, WORK FAST! :LOL:

Normal pink / brown plaster does not contain asbestos. That said the dust is not good for you so wearing a, mask is the way to go. It's the same for any fine dust be it brick, sawdust or even talcum powder {like my mum smothered me in as a baby!) Don't worry you haven't condemned yourself and...

"So, no bonding of sparrows, pigeons etc....?" Wood pigeons are extra safe! (y)

I must admit to being confused by cross bonding, seems they don't bond stainless sinks now and although my service is plastic the sparks in fact bonded to my gas meter outlet. It seems sensible to me to have all services cross bonded as well as things like a sink so everything is connected...

What you have is a toilet pan connector which has an internal seal (see attached) the seal has leaked and it has been bodged with silicone. You can try bodging it again but chances are slim it will work. you need to remove the paneling and see what sort of connector you have then replace it, if...

If you don't want to abide by the rules of society, why should you benefit from it?

Sounds like a faulty valve to me, dust cap is just that, to keep dirt out. Take it back to the garage, Just say it is loosing pressure.

"Security - when glazed from the outside the retaining beading which is clipped in place, not bonded is on the outside so 'naire-do-wells' can easily and quietly remove a glazed panel to gain entry to your house." Possibly true in some very old systems, but most external glazing bars are...

No, chances are you will see no improvement unless there are any real problems with your existing. Handles are easily replaced if needed and any blown panels can be replaced by a glazier, most will come out a bit over £100, a lot cheaper than the thousands new units will cost.

Sad to say it, but there will be potential Democrat voters that don't want a woman and voters that don't want another black president. If they want to beat the Trump bandwagon they cannot afford to alienate any voters, a non controversial safe pair of hands needed if they want to stand any chance.