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Getting a "handyman" to remove any asbestos is not the right way, are they licenced to dispose of it? will they have the correct equipment to ensure no contamination/health issues for them and the household etc.. Also will they just dump what they remove somewhere or in a skip etc.. potentially...

Do these make their own mesh network when all connected together? If so you could add a dummy z-wave device somewhere between the dimmer module and the smartthings hub to try overcome the signal issue?

James @ plumberparts rates them but I believe he is being sponsored by them or being paid to promote at least. On the other hand he is using them for his extension, so take that as you may. I would say for it to take off it needs to be available at a lot more stockist to be ready available. Also...

Not sure if any water will make its way down the thread but some Loctite, plumbers mait/PTFE, Vaseline etc... on the threads should prevent any water ingress from them.

If the copper pipe is no longer physically connected at any end and to anything else, does it still class as a gas pipe? or does it just become an unused copper pipe? Wouldn't capping off an unused pipe at both ends cause confusion to its purpose (gas, water etc??)

Windows 8.1/10? These are apps and closing them by either switching away or by dragging to the bottom right merely puts the program into suspend mode ready to be launched again (for speed). If you computer starts to get low on memory, it will automatically close those suspended apps so there...

This might help you change the default fonts/style for comments etc... http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/1022/microsoft-word-change-the-font-face-and-size-in-comments/

If its not too late one thing I probably would of done slightly different is to have the door contact on the bottom half of the gate (with the cable still coming out of the bottom) and then come out of the junction box from the bottom. That way water is less likely to find its way into the entry...

As you do not need to power to the shed anymore its best getting an electrician in to find where the shed is being fed from. It's possibly being fed directly from the mcb/fuse or maybe spurred off from the boiler socket, but they can investigate and remove the feed to the shed and that fuse can...

Personally even if streaming of certain channels over the internet was legal I would still be more inclined to use a dedicated sat dish/box for it as you are less likely to have issues (obviously bad weather permitting), wont go over internet allowance, suffer congestion issues etc.... There...

Did it ever open ok? Did you copy, download it from another machine? There is a pst repair tool that you can try (I would make a backup of the file before doing it) https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/help/272227/how-to-repair-your-outlook-personal-folder-file-.pst

Remove power (inc. battery first and foremost). Strip down as much as you can and give it a good dry wipe/clean with all the components like memory, hard drive, optical drive etc.. 99% of Keyboards usually remove easily also. dry everything out by placing them in a bag with rice or desiccant...

As has already been said (just reinforcing the importance of it)........ have an electrician take a look and put it right, and not the person who tried wiring it up in the first place.

Do you have any optical/coax audio cables connected? What audio output setting is the sky box set to? If set to DolbyD change to Normal (iirc: Services, Settings then Sound)

How is the shed connected? dedicated breaker in the consumer unit? fed from another socket/fcu in the house? on the same circuit as downstairs sockets? etc...

It was winston1 who said they should be banned.

Glad you managed to fix and thanks for following it up for anyone else having the same issue.

Before disconnecting anything make sure you take pictures, noting where wires go to and even putting some identification on each cable (like numbers, letters, dots, masking tape, etc...). But yes if you can upload some pictures it would help us give you some safer advice.

I wouldn't wrap a blanket around the fan or any loft insulation etc... as this will not allow heat to dissipate and could cause premature failure or worse. Dampeners/carpet/rubber etc... underneath should be enough to reduce any/all vibrations from an inline fan.

There is this product which solves the issue with water/condensation in ventilation ducts: (Requires solid ducting to connect to this so take that into consideration if using) Just ensure you have the right fall so that condensation flows into this then the water can be pumped/flow to an...