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The screw facing outwards, turn it, see what happens. You'll have to turn the other side by an equal amount. If this cupboard is screwed into another cupboard next to it, then nothing will happen, you'll have to locate and undo those screws too.

Sounds like kitchen cupboard brackets. Try undoing the screw, you might find that the wardrobe slowly removes away from the wall and can be lifted away. Mind your head! That said, if they are proper fitted wardrobes, there is likely to be trim and skirtings fitted around the edges.

Cold and damp often feel the same, it can be cold and dry but feel damp. In any case, cold isn't great, as it means condensation could form. But your window opening and dehumidifier will reduce that likelihood. Don't forget to heat the space as well, warm air hold the moisture, which then...

I don't dough got yor dalkeen gabout?

Do I win £5?

I'd use pendulous to describe massive t*ts, so yes I suppose that would be appropriate.

Following today's headline news about military sites being used to house refugees, the previous government announced the same thing in 2023, causing Yvette Cooper to brand it as "an admission of failure on asylum policy" We're just going round in circles! https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65107827

I think it's shyte, but I didn't bother commenting that, because I thought it would be best to wait for a roofer to come along with a more detailed and helpful response.

Storage isn't cheap, sometimes it's easier to throw your stuff away and buy it again than pay to store it! Any space on site for a shed or rented shipping container? Ask around if friends/neighbours have any spare garage or loft space. Know of any old ladies that live nearby in a big house...

The flappage would bother me, I'd place a length of timber underneath the flying battens, up against the wall to trap the felt against the wall. Then screw in from the top. Use another batten or bit of 4x1 or 2.

To be fair to the bloke, you've added nothing constructive or useful in response to his questions.

Check your condensation tray behind the fridge. Might have gunge in it.

It should squish through the holes and stick on the other side.

I'm in agreement with BA, wider boards are asking for trouble, and might look out of place.

Hoik out all the loose stuff, and redo with rapid setting repair cement. Keep the monkeys at bay whilst it's going off.

It's gonna look stupid, either get a smaller cupboard or modify the one you have.

Permaguard and EverBuild are two I've used. If you are able to get a proper support, ideally a joist, under that stud wall, so that the new floor covering butts up to it, rather than going under it, will make life a lot easier for future maintenance.

If it were me, I'd be looking to replace the floor and any compromised joists. Wood preservative on all timbers, as a precaution. If there are isolation valves on the bath taps then taking it out is potentially a DIY job, if you are up for the challenge!

Already a thing https://www.sealantsonline.co.uk/Products/Soudal-products/SOU119

All this fuss over a little shrub