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This is from further away, I think it will be quite easy from this though?

Stivino was warmer, a roulette wheel is getting colder, a clue would be the "bits" you can see in the picture, they are not dirt

It's not but I can see why you would think that......

OK here goes, not sure if it's too easy though.....

Pilot's Flying book?

You can never have too many sockets! https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7642785/Bizarre-five-bedroom-house-dozens-PLUG-SOCKETS-room-goes-sale-1-3million.html

Is it one of those locking wheelnut keys that snaps rather than comes undone?

I have a Bosch washing machine too, slightly different model but mine does that too...it carries on for 10 minutes or more with 1 minute remaining showing on the screen. I'm not sure if this just means the main cycle is over but the machine always does what it should if left to it's own devices....

The plate that is held by the bolts, assuming it is not "keyed" by anything else, get a helper to rotate the entire plate as you try to loosen the screw. Hopefully rotating the plate and screw together will free it.....

I can't take the credit, Charlie George gets that, I just chimed in with a picture........ :)

A decent Brickie can do wonders with tiles.....

https://www.optimate.co.uk/products/o2-cig-din-plug

If you buy an Optimate charger it is designed to do just that and a fused lead/plug is available from them......

Ive used Themetalstore, https://www.themetalstore.co.uk/ before for galvanized poles and all the fittings

My brothers Vauxhall Chevanne (yes Chevette van) had it's water pump seize and shear off, 40 odd miles away in Northampton. I went out to help and he talked me into towing him home. This, I must add, was nearly 40 years ago and I was a rather stupid teen on a Yamaha YB100 motorbike. We made it...

Sand, I'm sure it will come in handy though!

That's fair enough...my thought was that it might not be a normal shut down? Russians turning off the taps unannounced so to speak. I suspect a normal shut down would leave positive pressure in the pipe, if it was unannounced however and the pumps upstream were still running the pressure may not...

I might be at odds with the general consensus but I have a feeling that the damage to the pipelines may be due to it being shut down. The normal pressure this thing runs at is well into 4 figures (in PSI) so I think it's reasonable that the steel pipe would expand when in normal use, Obviously...

I used to work at the U.K's largest "live" aviation museum and the engineers on the vintage aircraft would use Aeroshell 2XN fluid. As well as a drain and re-fill they would fill bores etc and even spray it on cams and in exhaust/inlet ports. They would then label the engine "Inhibited do not...

Whatever you do, don't start injecting foam into places you can't see. The amount that stuff can expand and the force at which it can push is incredible so you could end up with wavy walls. On internal walls I'd scribe and cut a straight line and remove enough plaster to get some wet plaster in...