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lmhud, Put your concern in writing to the management, maybe even send it to them by recorded delivery. That should clear your ass and put the responsibility firmly in their lap.

Don't know about cameras specifically, but LEDs last pretty much forever.

Given that the domestic mains voltage here in the UK is supposed to be 230V I am bit concerned that I'm measuring the household mains supply to be around 245V. Having a sustained voltage this high can't be doing the household appliances an awful lot of good, and will presumably shorten their...

these are normal radiators right? they are fed from the bottom? does it actually matter? i mean, are the rooms with these radiators noticeably colder than the other rooms?

here's a nice wireless package: http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Main_Index/CCTV_New_Index/Wireless_cctv/index.html

pressed on it was -- thanks!

there is a plastic cover, thought I can't see any obvious way to get into it, and I don't want to risk breaking it.

Current we have a loft aerial that is hard-wired (at the aerial end) with old, cheap "low-loss" coax cable to the downstairs socket. The cable makes a journey of about 8 metres so I believe replacing it with CT100 would improve signal quality significantly. Not wanting the replace the loft...

I've noticed some dirty marks on the wall above our (wall mounted) boiler -- should I be concerned -- could this be fumes somehow escaping from the boiler. Oddly the worst mark doesn't go straight up but at about 25 degrees off the vertical from the top of the boiler.

Thanks guys. Was a struggle but I got there in the end! Think I'll buy an easy-blade-change model next time the blade needs changing!

Kinda a stupid question I know but I have a really cheap junior hacksaw, the kind that is just a metal frame, like this: http://www.foxdiy.co.uk/view_product.php?product=TL326 but can't for the life of me get the new blade to go in. I have tried squeezing the handle together with a pair of...