I just haven't done it yet because of other projects popping up.My tennant just contacted me that her laptop and microwave are "fried".

You just described why those of us who buy for cash flow, and don't depend on potential future (kind of like synthetic plastic) equity build-ups as our reason for living, buy for cash flow.  

There's little plastic doors that have to be pressed in by the plug at the exact same time, and pressed very hard.  

@Larry Fried and Account ClosedAny turnkey providers you recommend?

There was damage to either one of their vehicles an SUV and a Semi Truck, since my car was plastic and they had solid steel bumpers on both of them.

I would look into loads of other options before you wip out the plastic. 

If it's a deal breaker, I would isolate sections of the house with an impermeable membrane, aka plastic sheeting and duct tape, and then see where the general location is... 

I did notice plastic sheeting (the kind that prevents weeds) in the flowerbed with mulch covering it.

We also had to replace the plastic shower/tub surround as it was cracked and had been caulked many times, and to insulate the basement to help save on her heating bill.This tenant and her family are the best, and we decided to spent what turned out to be over $3500.

The ones where they just put a plastic tub over the old and then adhere the plastic to all the walls of the shower.I'm just not sure what type of glue / epoxy I need to adhere to the plastic of the shower and the sheet rock of the wall.