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I have a Neff oven which has worked perfectly for some years. I have an oven thermometer which I have used to check the temperature in the past and it has always been spot on. However, this has recently changed, and 50 on the dial is actually 70 on the thermometer, and 70 is 100. Can someone...

I'm going to put an air vent into each room of a flat which currently gets some black mould during the cold snap in winter. There is only one air vent at present and the flat has central heating, double glazing, a shower, a cooker and the tenant's laundry on the radiators, which all adds up to...

I bought a flat which has a slightly older Aqualisa shower over the bath. Every so often, maybe every 15 or 30 minutes (?) for no apparent reason, the shower dribbles a small amount of water out of it which in turns splashes into the bath meaning that the bath is permanently splashed. This...

I bought a flat which has a slightly old Aqualisa shower over the bath. Every so often, for no apparent reason, the shower dribbles a small amount of water out of it which in turns splashes into the bath meaning that the bath always looks wet. This causes no problems but simply looks a little...

We have a first floor property which we let out in a 1960s concrete floored, double-glazed building. There is a humidity-driven fan in the kitchen and bathroom. During both winters which we've let the property ( different tenants), black mould has appeared during the particularly cold snap...

We have a first floor property which we let out in a 1960s brick-walled, concrete floored, double-glazed building. There is a humidity-driven fan in the kitchen and bathroom. During both of the winters which we've let the property (to different tenants), black mould has very suddenly appeared...

I bought a flat which has a slightly old Aqualisa shower over the bath. Every so often, for no apparent reason, the shower dribbles a small amount of water out of it which in turns splashes into the bath meaning that the bath always looks wet. This causes no problems but simply looks a little...

We have a first floor property which we let out in a 1960s brick-walled, concrete floored, double-glazed building. There is a humidity-driven fan in the kitchen and bathroom. During both of the winters which we've let the property (to different tenants), black mould has very suddenly appeared...

I have a British Gas contract and they are being incredibly helpful, have replaced a couple of obvious parts (pressure relief valve, pressure switch (or whatever it's called)) but the boiler is still losing pressure incredibly quickly (ie drops from 1 bar to 1/2 bar after say 6 hours of central...