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Use a chemical stripper instead, I have had great success with Peelaway.

You could just fill it with concrete a few mil short of the bottom of the tiles and re-tile on that. However, I'm more interested in what has caused this. Can you take a photo down the hole looking left and right? I'm thinking a drainage leak, rat problem or just settlement of the soil but...

Try it with cold only and see if it still does it. If your hot water is tanked then it could be from the copper if it has been sitting for a while.

Its an Aqua Stop hose I think: http://www.whitegoodshelp.co.uk/aqua-stop-hoses/

I use SmartSync Pro and it does everything you need: http://www.smartsync.com/

I would suggest that it fills slowly because the flexi pipe has a couple of kinks in it.

I'd pop a six foot fence up, this would solve most problems.

I think mine were painted with normal, bog standard, matt white emulsion and it seems to be fine. Ventilation is the key as you have realised. If I was to do ti from scratch then I'd probably use something like...

Rubble in the bottom of the cavity might be contributing to this, I'd be inclined to remove a brick and see what's going on.

eBay and my local DIY store also have them.

You could easily HPI check that reg and see if it was transferred to the car recently.

Hardest thing I find is that if the little screw/allen bolt that holds the disc to the hub has corroded and is stuck.

6.3.11 of the HHSRS covers this but it is only a guide for assessing risk not a legal requirement. I suggest you find something more important to worry about rather than obviously trying to cause trouble for some other person for unknown reasons.

You are to a certain extent, but no one else has the ability to control the entire supply chain so tightly to produce such a high quality product. But yes, you do pay for this.

The air has a bigger screen and is lighter, that's about it from a layman's perspective. I have used many tablets from many different manufacturers and I would always recommend iPads when asked by friends and family for the simple reason that they just work. You can find an android or...

Cut a door into it and use it as a panic room!

I did one in New Zealand and it was amazing, the rush is like nothing else.

Agree with the above, your house will be damp free if it is restored to the original design - lower the ground.

This is the stuff you need: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/like/390563767891?limghlpsr=true&hlpv=2&ops=true&viphx=1&hlpht=true&lpid=108&device=c&adtype=pla&crdt=0&ff3=1&ff11=ICEP3.0.0&ff12=67&ff13=80&ff14=108&ff19=0

Buy two cheap liners and trip them so the overall width is correct, then use a wider slam strip to cover the join. I have done this in exactly the scenario you describe and it worked really well.