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If they use 10x the power they would have to be more than 10x quicker to be cheaper. And if you're venting all the heat outdoors then that's a wasted opportunity, to say the least. I use Wayner's approach, dehumidifier pointed at washing rack. Yeah, takes ages.

Yes, that's what I am saying.

No point posting Imgur links, they block access from the UK. Ask the mods to move your post here: https://www.diynot.com/diy/forums/electrics-abroad/

Maybe ask the mods to move this post into the Building forum as I think that's what your question hinges on.

I would give it 6 months of temperature and humidity changes before declaring victory :)

It is obviously feasible to install a door in a wall, because the door you're talking about was previously in a wall. Anything can be done for a price. So my guess is that your real question is, how much is it going to cost to get someone to do this? It's difficult to give an answer over the...

I can see why you'd want them only on the pillars but I suspect the spacing is a bit much and the mesh would sag. What kind of mesh did you have in mind?

Yeah, this is the only time I can ever recall prices being high all day.

I am on Agile, my average for 18th Nov - 17th Dec was 16.3p, so I reckon 31.94p is high!

30° wash, cold water temperature was about 6°. 0.67kWh.

Yes, but that doesn't tell you anything about whether Octopus can get readings from them, unfortunately.

Wire strippers. This style is a bit fiddly but works: I've got some cheap ones of these but sometimes they cut instead of strip:

I would use something like this: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/388233248580

I think if you did less posting and more googling, you would arrive at solutions to your problems quicker.

Is a bit of a puzzler, there must be a reason why they've supplied it and also suggest to use silicone.

Where are you measuring this? 125mm inside diameter is very likely to be 130mm outside diameter. BTW I did exactly this job myself but I stitch-drilled it as I couldn't really justify acquiring a 125mm drill.

1. Take a picture of the filter and do a Google image search. Maybe it's not a unique part. 2. Just use a filter jug, then you're not tied in.

Good to hear that from an actual human. AI summary is wrong (again), in a detailed, specific and convincing way!

How would you go about making a toaster go "ping" when the timer is up? I have a Dualit toaster which has a large empty space at the end where the controls are. There is a neon which is on whilst the timer is running, which could be tapped for power. Then when power goes away, actuate a bell...

Not sure it's the right time of year, plants need to be growing to take up the poison.