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As I said , no room for it .

Neither of those work, basin wrench does not open wide enough nor does it grip a slim nut ( around5-6mm) and not enough room for it . Box spanner can’t be used around flexi hoses which have to be fitted first .

Pour liquid soap ( diluted) into drum before adding clothes.

Is there a similar tool to this with wider jaws? Have a new basin tap and it has a single large nut underneath but standard wrench is 4-5 mm too narrow.

Natural selection at work

Usually as central as possible , below tv.

Apply heat and boil it dry .

What’s app is a phone app which can be mirrored on a pc but not as a stand alone on computer .It needs a registered live phone number .

Strange place for a shelf but there are lots of options to cover it .

The white guide (actually a long clip) is shown in blue on the diagram .

Never needed a dehumidifier, never had a mould problem.Opening windows is a poor way to ventilate in cold weather, reduces internal temperature resulting in more condensation especially in bathrooms.

Have you tried simple lubrication ?

Most likely cause is accidentally putting wash up liquid in the rinse aid dispenser.

Lots of options which don’t involve use of power tools .

The foam is to form a seal .

The clamps are to hold it down not to pull it down so it would suggest that the hole isn’t quite large enough to accommodate the sink and is binding at the sides.

Bit of a bodge but plastic is fine , foil ducting tape gives a longer lasting repair than standard duct tape .

Depends how you ask the question , tried a few simple questions and AI got them wrong , like humans tends to make assumption .

You will continue to have mould where clothes are dried indoors regardless of which room , the damp air will migrate . Adequate ventilation is required and it’s free unlike a dehumidifier .

Run cleaning cycle with no detergent , see if foam is produced?