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I just buy, the vacuum packed, gold, from Lidl, for use in my French Press.

Where?

It shouldn't be necessary, but you are, where you are, and need to find a solution. One, who knows what he's about, should be enough, but these are commercial businesses, out to make a profit, from you the customer. The better informed the customer, the better able they are able to know what...

There is also the possibility, that the socket has been over-loaded in the past, by plugging in a full 3Kw load. That would cause the initial damage, then further use with a 2Kw load, was enough to expose the problem over time.

I had the very same issue, with a laptop, many years ago. The only way to reconnect, was to reboot it. I never got to the bottom of the problem, and it only affected that one computer.

I would suggest, that your best way forward, is to study how central heating systems work, then you will be better armed to understand what is said on this forum - they are not particularly complex, to understand just the basics. With just a bit of understanding, you will be able to tell us the...

You already know yourself, it is not correct, just insist the job is done correctly, to manufacturers spec., or suggest you will have to get a proper plumber in the do it, and knock the cost off his bill.

I was on them for around three years, before the serious side effects (anxiety/panic attacks) began showing up, beginning in April last year. I suffered with them, getting worse through to October. In October, we were away for a week with the caravan, midway through the holiday, the problem was...

Well, yesterday - I'm always a day behind.... I had face to face appointment with my CKD kidney consultant. She suggested I was reasonably stable again, so the need for a catheter installation, and regular dialysis, was still on hold, despite having an interview. with the catheter surgeon, who...

As a check - turn that thermostat down to minimum, less than 10 then check you radiators, after an hour. They should all be completely cold.

That is more likely, an asphalt surface, on top of concrete.

Get the installer back, to rectify the very obvious issues.

Moisture in the air, in the shed, will have condensed out, and frozen, on the underside of that roof. When warmer weather came, the ice melted, then the water ran down the roof, to the lowest point, which is the roof timbers. Not a problem, it will quickly dry out. The only way to avoid it, is...

Any particular reason for using that paint? I just painted them with brushed on, acrylic paint, to freshen them up, and they look fine.

The nearest most of us come to 'action slip', is when driving, particularly a manual geared vehicle, though obviously not the same level of complexity. I find my 'auto-pilot' muscle memory, generally works much better, than thinking about what I'm doing.

No real benefits, but a potential for more leaks due to extra pressure. The only real benefit, being both loft tanks will be no longer needed.

Only for local men.

Only watched E1 so far, but initial impression is - some very long scenes, a lot of dialogue, and a lot of good handheld camera work (from an extremely fit camera operator). It needs a lot of attention to follow it closely.

I'll second that!

Adolescence - saw it mentioned, so giving it a go.