A simple cheap homeowner's kit of hand tools usually sold in a plastic-formed case should also be one of the starter components, not the very cheapest ones that don't have an adjustable crescent wrench.

We had a guest a few weeks ago light the fake wicks on THREE fake plastic candles. 

He has listed molded plastic for the 3 guest baths.Is there some sort of percentage for these items?

Lately we are packaging a cutting board with two plastic champagne glasses and sparkling water.

Also, plastic or thinner gauge metal options will not last like a quality gutter will.

They are $5 at Wal-Mart for the plastic ones. 

I also like mine to because it has plastic cladding on the outside.

Instead of being born with a "silver" spoon in my mouth, I would be more accurately described as being born with a plastic "spork" in my mouth!

If you are in a plastics manufacturing process for example, say you make milk bottles or plastic oil bottles, you will have dye pellets that are used to color the product.

I buy stainless steel and you can’t noticed they have been used, sometimes you can see a small dent or scratch, sometimes they are floor samples that have never been used.I usually buy the set you are looking to buy for about $1,200:Fridge and stove ($325 each)Washer/Dryer ($300 stackable or sepárate units)Dishwasher ($100 with plastic interior; $125-$150 for stainless interior)Microwave ($150 - I buy this item somewhere else as they usually don’t carry them)