Many times in older buildings especially those that have been partially remodeled we are dealing with a combination of EMT/metal boxes and NM-B/plastic boxes, and lack of EGC continuity and ground is a typical issue. 

I buy those poison dispensers where the bait is in a plastic housing that the mice can get in but kids can't access the poison. 

Examples - he built an unpermitted outdoor canopy for his tools that's connected to the main structure, reversed the laundry hookups to run outside rather than inside, converted an interior patio into a closet, and even worse put together a 'shanty' on the side of the house for someone who sleeps in the backyard (this was hidden under tarps and I discovered this - not my inspector).I contend that I have plenty of support for an eviction, but I discussed this with someone from a local apartment owners association, and she said that I wouldn't have a right to evict.

Have you heard that they eliminated cash in Sweden and you are required to use your plastic credit/debit cards for everything in an effort to keep track of where you have money so they can get all the taxes possible?

The screws probably go through the plastic inner panel into either sheet metal or another piece of plastic, and the screw has stripped out. 

They will try and scrape ice with the plastic snow shovel otherwise and the thing won't last a week.For multi's, I have a contract with a snow remover for the drives and parking lots.  

It takes us about a hour to empty our dressers and kids closets into plastic totes.

All three are considered consumer friendly for these cartridge replacements so no rocket science to them.Glacier bay is a home depot house brand,  cheap entry level products I'd recommend staying away from, I'd avoid almost any fixtures from the big boxes is you have the ability to order from supply houses, the same Moen  fixtures from home depot often have plastic parts where the  Moen's from the supply house will have all metal.

And there must be one in the basement too.Other things I failed in the past:1)Water heater pressure relief valve must have a metal pipe going to about 3-4 inches from the floor (plastic not acceptable).

Of course this differs from multifamily properties that have common areas, but respect their private patio/porch areas as part of their unit.