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I'm even in two minds whether something has been broken during moving because if you press the bottom panel up, though it only flexes and doesn't move much, as it is rather flimsy plastic, you can create the sound or make it stop, depending on where you press and that might be indicative of...

I own laundry and dry cleaning machines and am reasonably familiar with bearing issues and yes, they could be in play a little but not to the extent that this sound is as it is present even when the drum is stationary before reversing. It must be something primarily to do with a motor or moving...

After 30 minutes, the noise came back. When running a dry cycle, if I lift the front to about 20 degrees, the noise stops. If I press the ground plate on the bottom near the front, the noise comes back. The noise is definately coming from the front just above the ground. 2nd video

I've opened it up and am running another cycle but everything looks near pristine except for a couple of cobwebs. Nothing out of place or obvious damage or anything else really.

So washer dryers have a compressor ? For what ?

No, spin only or spin after a wash is silky smooth as always.

I bought this new in 2018 for £1269 and it has been faultless except after we moved house. As soon as we used the drying function after moving house (professional removers) it started drying ok and then after a few minutes it starts an ever increasing noise, not grating, but as if something was...

Upstairs with wooden floors so no concrete to work from, what would you use to construct a half height wall which will be tiled ? Ideally, as strong as possible but not very wide as space is limited.

Step, raised threshold, etc.

I want to replace a bathtub with a walk in shower but I only have about 750mm of depth (current bath is 680mm). Width is 1700mm. I'd rather not have a curb but as I think I will have to, then with a 700mm shower tray, I'd only have about 50mm left which is significantly less than the normal...

I do appreciate that but I think there are a couple of ways of getting to an estimate. First, assume there is no central heating and you are installing. Second, you are ripping out and leaving it. Add the two above together and surely it isn't rocket science. What's a decent modern radiator...

There will never be a heat pump here. Useless technology.

The flat is nearly 50 years old, radiators and pipework is all from that time, etc. We will be knocking through to create an open plan kitchen and replacing two bathrooms, so quite a big project already. There are 8 radiators, all on microbore where both pipes are visible at one end of the...

Red dots are current soil pipes going downstairs through the building. Yellow dots are potential locations for new toilets. Green lines are potential soil pipes connecting potential new toilets to existing soil pipes. Any thoughts on the 3 locations ?

No, I wish ! Take a current problem. We seem to have mislaid two expensive t-shirts. If we had all angles covered, we'd be able to see where they moved to and potentially to see where they disappeared off our radar. At present, our decades of experience suggests they were left in a tumble...

Yeah, sort of thought about that one and also about whether it could be hooked up to a NAS or similar but whichever way you slice and dice it, it comes back to generating too much data to store in high resolution over a long period of time.

At 4k resolution ? Or much lower ?

Sorry, impossible in our business because we could have someone not collect something for say 4 or 6 weeks and only then make a complaint. We already have terms and conditions requiring complaints to be made within 24 hours and all losses must be reported before taking items off the premises...

We are dry cleaners. Sometimes a client may complain about something which they pick up but which we received 20/30+ days ago. I'd live with a month or two in the cloud and then hard storage but go think about places like Marks and Spencer with 100+ cameras. they must be keeping data for months...