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Going a bit beyond what you have asked, I would recommend: -Bosch IXO for little screwdriver -Makita/Dewalt/Milwake for combi drill / impact driver (3 Ah battery or better) -SDS a cheap Titan (screw fix) although mains powered & heavy, unless you plan on doing lots of this type of thing and then...

If playing on google chrome browser, you can cast to a chrome cast connected to your TV. I don't know if the ipad will try and switch to apple TV app though, and not let you watch through browser.

I think this would dampen both noises surely? You suppress the impact vibrations travelling any other method than through interconnecting joists/beams. If floating floor and wall added, then you reduce these further, but losing space.

Does the method you employ not matter rather a lot on this? i.e, if you needed to replace the plasterboard (and subsequently added insulation) you wouldn't need any details from them surely?

Depends entirely on what the route cause of the noise problem is. I imagine if you are combining two sources with separate power supplies, you might find the ground is varying slightly between them and therefore you are getting noise. So, in theory, pulling the audio from the monitor should...

You could try something like this: AUKEY-Ground-Isolator-Systems-Included-Black Not tried it myself, but could resolve you issue for minimal cost.

If the plumber removed old radiator, then they should also remove and then cover old fixings. That is a completed task. Decorating to match requires paint to match and would be unreasonable. Installing a new raditor with correct fixings is also the bare minimum expected. The blown plaster would...

I think the 12 pro only adds storage by default and the 4x instead of 2x optical zoom, Oh and Lidar?

This is where the cloud based suppliers could be very handy. Get something like the Hive/Ring/Blink or equivalent wired system (avoids her having to remember to change batteries). Then an Alexa echo show, so she can see what is going on with the cameras. This is just one concept, swap it out...

Yuasa, Varta and Panasonic.

I would aim to be running a new version of OSX if possible, they should be downloadable from apple. https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT201372 or https://www.macworld.co.uk/how-to/mac-software/clean-install-macos-3637409/ Also if you can get to it, it would be worth using the disk utility to...

R290 is essentially propane, so may inccur some additional fire considerations, especially with pipe routing. However, it is no more dangerous than the natural gas feed you have running in your house. It can be as efficient if not more so than CFC refrigerants, but depends on the compressor...

You could estimate from the fence panels behind, so they look like 3x 6 ft panels, so that ladder is roughly 18 - 20 ft. Also, the rungs are probably not more than 1ft spacing, so call it 18ft ish. Which would roughly be 5.5m ladder

1) Soapy water 2) brillo pad and soapy water 3) polish, followed by soapy water. Work up the risk list.

Any bathroom fan will do the job, if you are drying clothes on a clothes horse, then I would highly recommend it.

Either buzz out the rest of the circuit, to check for another failed component or wait for the BOSCH board look like your best options to keep this working.

I would agree with the above, looks like cut sleeprs.

The charger you have will work, its just letting you know it can't support a high enough trickle charge... so don't leave it connected forever.

Does nest smoke alarms not provide an online response?

Have you tried a wired connection directly to the router, this will show if it is purely a wifi or wider issue.