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Bells on confirmed alarm? Does it sound if you trip two PIRs?

Yes it degrades over time. Test strips are available to assess the quality/quantity of inhibitor in the system. No, it doesn't usually need to be added every year.

Yes, there is a Boost All function in the app. Automations at the bottom of the screen - Moments at the top of the screen - Boost All. https://schneider-electric.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/articles/360014325237-What-happens-when-I-Boost-All

Have you just switched off the switch on the sockets downstairs or have you physically removed every plug from every socket? If not done yet unplug every appliance from every socket downstairs and see if the circuit can be switched on with nothing plugged in.

If the vehicle is not declared SORN then it needs to be insured under the continuous insurance enforcement scheme: https://www.mib.org.uk/reducing-uninsured-driving/continuous-insurance-enforcement/ The registered keeper of a vehicle that appears to be uninsured will be sent an Insurance...

Have fun and don't hit your grandson with it.

Passed.

Which might best be found in a career diplomat rather than from a political appointee.

Does your proposed system provide hot water or only space heating?

This could be creating an unvented hot water system? It isn't clear to me. I would just urge caution, especially with the complete lack of knowledge that the OP has demonstrated.

Are you allowed to convert an open vented system to a (potentially explosive) sealed system in your country? I don't think that this would be permitted as a DIY project in the UK.

Hopefully also the same with the earth wire so that there are now 3 earths together? What about the other end of the cable, at your new socket, are you certain that this is connected correctly? L, N and E all in the correct place?

Showing on what? Does everything go back to normal if you disconnect your new spur? Show us some photos of how you connected the spur to the existing socket.

Do you know what those tolerances are? It might be OK on the dark side of the house, but when I look around at black, blue or red doors that are a few years old they all seem to have changed colour, usually in an uneven and very obvious way.

I think that you get a better result if you move the tiles towards the front door by a half tile. I think that this will get rid of the thin strips on rows G, I and M.

Your uPVC door was presumably white and reflected a lot of the heat away. A black door will soak up the heat which will encourage it it warp or split, it will also turn into a grey door in a few years as uv radiation affects the colour.

I suppose that is something for me to look forward to then. :(

I have the same problem as I am too short for my weight. I found that wearing a belt provided a solution.

Any photos of this new setup which might add to our amusement?

As the gap on the hinge side looks even it seems probable that the frame is not square. Do you have a large square to check it? Alternatively measure the frame diagonals to see if they are equal. It appears to me that the bottom of the frame needs lifting on the hinge side to allow the frame to...