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Yep - acids are the solution. Small amounts frequently. As once the crystals get too big they become very hard to remove without damaging other surfaces.

Uric scale How to remove uric scale from toilet https://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+remove+uric+scale+from+toilet Basically the same methods as limescale.

Yep, I always find those great deals, look to buy it at my local shop, and find they only have a single item in their Outer Hebrides shop.

Yes it is safe to do that. But make sure nothing electrical or valuable below it, as it 'could' discharge some water.

Warm white. 240pp https://www.screwfix.com/p/lap-fixed-led-downlight-white-4-5w-400lm/240pp Cool white. 718pp. (No stock in my area or for delivery). https://www.screwfix.com/p/lap-fixed-led-downlight-white-4-5w-420lm/718pp All the LAP down lights...

3D printed a template of my initials. And then used spray can to spray my initials onto my tools and batteries. Zero security if being nicked, but means I know which are mine from a distance if in a pile or being walked off with by friends. Did consider, but never got round to it, using a...

I presumed (and I stress the presumed) that they are 'frost free' because they de-humidify the air in the freezer (and do not actually defrost).

Thank for that clarification. I'll take back my comments. And if that is the case I would simply change it as it makes exiting safer.

Looking at that photo, if the door is changed so it has its hinges on its left, then the door will block the corridor when opened. Never mind regulations, it will drive you nuts as you have to manoeuvre around the door with your shopping/kids/friends.

What is you budget. Cheapest equipment (that will work well for future DIY): Hammer drill (mains as is cheaper than battery drill) https://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb877drh-600w-electric-impact-drill-240v/473vv Masonry drill bit set which can drill holes in concrete...

I don't think (but am not sure ) that a phone can be made to output data via the usb c port. I would use one of these in client mode along with your phone WiFi Do a search for client mode WiFi for other brands. https://www.amazon.co.uk/TP-Link-Support-Extender-UK-TL-WR902AC/dp/B00TQEX8BO/

That dimmer is "Auto-detect" So you cannot change it. Spend the money (sorry it is expensive ) and get the varilight suggested above. Try it as new and if it does not work then read how to change its settings...

Reciprocating saw with a long Bosch blade. Safer than chain saw and usable for other DIY applications. https://www.screwfix.com/p/bosch-s1531l-green-wood-reciprocating-saw-blades-240mm-5-pack/71339?

Postcrete makes concrete not mortar, it sets too fast, and perhaps worse also contains stones that will make it impossible (although I bet some have) to use as mortar. You can easily and cheaply get premixed mortar (even from Amazon!!!). Spend the £12 on the real thing...

For me I do it along the length of hedge, when it looks heavy wrap it together, drop it into bin, and pull out tarp (normally dropping some of the cuttings). Saves me using brush. Horses for courses though, works well on thus hedge, and might not use elsewhere.

Great reminder - I use a large tarpaulin to collect the cuttings, that I drag along the bottom of the hedge as I cut along the hedge. Makes collection of leaves much easier.

I took top off hedge so it is now just over 6foot tall, so I can use a long lightweight step-up to cut (the new) top of the hedge. Eg (as a random example): https://www.screwfix.com/p/werner-500mm-x-1-15m-folding-work-platform/574JJ? A one metre tall platform will have railings and be heavy...

I second random in that I would keep what you have as it is actually more secure.

Fence panel that you cut to size. https://www.wickes.co.uk/search?text=Fence+panel+

JesZZ The common and unchanged item is the TV. (The voltage regulators in computers and laptops, both in their 'brick form' and onboard, tend to be very stable and rugged. I would suggest (guess) that the TV has a short on its PCB that is occasionally putting a higher than tolerated voltage...