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I use window vac on bath and shower curtain. I go over tiles as well. Tbh I hate doing it and with no enthusiasm. Takes about 1 minute and the longest minute of my life! It's so tedious! Just a bit less for the dehumidifier to pick up so costing me less, as I don't want moisture dumping on...

I thought Discord. That's the main gamers chat.

Your have some really technical questions. I put my stair's in and I tried to make them solid as stairs can creek. I don't like the idea of putting anything over floorboards ends as you wouldn't be able to get them up if required. With these projects you just have to look at options and decide...

10mm gap under bathroom door. Air comes in then up out through extractor. If you open window the air will come in mostly at that point, then up out the extractor. Unfortunately it's not 100% perfect so you will get condensation on the window as the air swirls around, but this should disappear...

You can also use antifreeze in a pressure washer for winter storage. This is crucial to prevent pump damage from freezing water

Freezing will split the pump or crack internal parts. Just by getting mains water running through will shift the air lock. If the pump is being switched on without water inside that creates a bubble of compressed air. It is critical to have water running through a jet wash before switching it...

Just outside. You don't want to trap water in-between

Yeah. Could be getting damp through. Could also be from condensation. If you cover with plastic. Any water on the plastic is condensation. Water under is a leak. I've never tried this but I've seen it said as a test. Normally a leak will spread. You get water stains and the surface rots...

Is that a corian worktop which Is man made. Looks like granite but that's where the similarity ends. It's not cold like granite. It's not as heavy Don't ever get solvent near it as will go white but it can be sanded and polishing to remove scratches.

You want water running through the lance before you power on. Even better to have water flowing though lance at the point of switching on. This prevents air lock. Other problem is the water freezing inside machine if stored in outbuilding. That will kill it

Looks more like condensation. If you can get to the other side make sure there is insulation at that spot. Often the edges get missed as it takes effort to cut a narrow bit and shove behind joists

Plumbers mate or something similar maybe

It's a shed so will be cold. Condensation forms with trapped air so you need ventilation and let it dry out. You need air flow under the flooring and air flow inside. Vent either side will give you air flow. Even in winter the air can be dry. Cold but dry. What about the shed roof rain...

Option one. Take it out and apart. Buy new seals if required. Clean up. Fit back and silicone. 0000 wire wool.. Option two. Clean up as is. Glass scrapers and silicone remover. Silicone back around. Option three. Buy a new enclosure. Only way to prevent that is clean ever week.

Run cleaning cycle to test empty machine. You will need to read manual to see how

I think greese and moisture can build up inside the electrical bits so even with good cleaning practice it could go up in flames. All this moisture and crud could spark inside and cause a fire if the device is plugged in although not in use. I've known washing machines and dishwashers, fridges...

You need to look around house for holes. Pipes going through airing cupboard ceiling to loft. Are they sealed. Under bath is there holes in walls where pipes go through. Windows and doors need to be sealed. Loft hatch sealed air tight. They vacuum test new houses and you can get a company...

Did you watch video.. Have you a through draft in loft? Sounds like house moisture is getting in the loft and not venting out. Seal up all holes to loft around pipes or down lights. Loft hatch needs making air tight. Through draft in loft. There are thing's you can check and fix to help

What about access hatch in outside wall to get at it. That's easy job

Another thing to try... Remove the two lid screws at the back. Take the top off. There is very little inside a washing machine and you will see a pressure sensor at the top somewhere with a rubber pipe going down out of sight. Sometimes that gets blocked at the drum especially if you use...