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Possibly a burnt out power steering pump, or water ingress into the pump controller (located in the left inner wing, a known issue).

Where's the water ingress coming from and how are you going to fix it?

No, but they will have a USB charger elsewhere in the house. Probably more people have USB chargers than old two pin sockets in the bathroom. So, you'll just have to charge it outside the bathroom. (y)

They would have to be telepathic as the pic isn't showing! :LOL:

It would also be good to see pics of the damp inside the house, and to know where this damp is in relation to features like airbricks outside. Also, check it's not a leaking pipe inside that is causing the damp.

What I am saying is the cause of the problem is you have a big solid concrete slab, with no drainage from it anywhere, right up against the house. So, water will just run of the slab, under or around the concrete edging (which doesn't look waterproof), and straight down the side of the slab...

Honestly I would just stick with Windows 10. Just be careful what you open on the PC, and make sure you have a backup of everything in case something goes wrong. The chance of you having some sort of security issue with Win 10 is low, whereas the chance of system problems with Win 11 is high...

Hi. I'm not expert level in damp issues but here are my thoughts: - Your issue with damp is likely caused by the fact you have a big concrete slab right next to the house, with no drainage on it. This means water currently runs off your slab, and straight into your wall. There looks to be a...

Makita do them, the DMR 200 gets decent reviews, loud, showerproof, £104 on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Makita-DMR200-Jobsite-Cordless-Bluetooth/dp/B01IABSAB6

A pic of the space will get you better answers.

What is the underlying problem you are trying to solve? Do you have rising damp inside the house?

Add pics of tiles and you'll get a better answer.

So if the wall is wet, then water is still getting into it somehow. The most likely source is the shower is not watertight somewhere. Other things to check are if any pipes are leaking, or if water might be coming in from the roof or external wall (if applicable). When people are in the...

What is it that you're painting onto? It doesn't look like plasterboard from here, it looks more like wooden board with a shiny surface.

We have one pic from the outside. Looking at that, do you think more could have been done to prevent cold air getting in under the cill? It seems the door has been put in place OK, but perhaps not been given enough protection from cold wind coming in below it.

Most Airpods are in ear. However, Apple also do Airpods Max, which are over ear, but they're expensive. Over ear headphones charge using a wired connection, with a USB-C port on the headphones. Charging is either USB-A to USB-C or USB-C to USB-C. Bose over ear headphones are a good choice...

If you have one of those door draft excluders, on a dry day as a test you could stick it outside in the gap under the wooden cill, and see if that cuts the drafts and improves temperatures. I would expect it to. I think you will probably be able to solve this problem by adding insulating...

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So, looking at it I am proposing the theory that the area between the black wooden cill and the bricks below is not air tight, and this is allowing cold air in underneath the door, making your floor cold and the plastic door cill cold. This also explains the cold draughts you are experiencing.

I will add I'm just giving my thoughts here, I'm not a qualified window installer ... but ... Some additional photos giving a better view of the installation from outside, in particular where the cill meets the bricks, would be good. From the one photo we have of the exterior, all the white...