However the tenants will also have to take every piece of cloth they own....clothes, blankets etc. and wash them, run them through a dryer a few times on the highest heat and then put them into sealed plastic bags for storage.

I use the Niagara Sava spa, the chrome one is about $11 on amazon, and the dinky plastic one is $8.

Believe it or not, once the sheriff gains entry you will need to have people there to actually move whatever is left in the unit and you must cover it with plastic.

They wear and clean like plastic and they are soft.  

Looks like a Makerbot with plastic filament?

Wow....Congrats on getting it done so cheap and good luck with the house.Just for future reference, my wife and I needed a fridge for ourselves and 2 weeks ago and we went to a sears outlet and got a brand new fridge (scratch and dent and nothing fancy but still had the plastic inside) for $345.

It often requires rehabilitation or even plastic surgery, so the dollars associated with the insurance claims are higher.

The brackets are metal not that cheap plastic.  

The idea in cheaply finishing basements to turn utility space into living space used to be that as long as the finished separated the exterior conditions of the below-grade concrete walls from the internal environment of the basement, typically by running a 4-mil plastic sheet along the concrete walls, the finisher didn't have to worry about using normal above-grade building materials to finish the basement.This turned out to be false, as was proven out over time. 

Is there hard plastic or something else cheaper thieves wouldn't try to take for these drain covers??