I hate vinyl as it's just a photo of wood, printed onto plastic and depending on the product, then put on top of smashed cardboard.I do sub $1/sf tile if I want to be cheap but even my cheap apartments get hardwood. 

I just got a message from her with this scenario:She had hip surgery in Sept.

In any event, she was diagnosed with cancer and needed a emergency surgery to rid her body from the tumor.  

I do have several equipment and materials to make it as painless as possible (shopvac, floor to ceiling "tarping" (not sure what they are called, the plastic things you can use to seal the areas off to mitigate dust) and blowers to blow the dusty air out of the window at the top of the stairs during the demo.Tony, those are good prices to know for South Florida since I am planning on acquiring properties in that area in a few years.  

It comes in 2-gallon cans with plastic lids, similar to those on 5-gallon buckets.

Last summer I did a subway tile surround, I hate the plastic ones, and only use fiberglass for shower stalls.

The plastic allows for some expansion.

As far as the mechanical work goes thats all on him. he will be piping everything to code (hopefully). if he asks you what type of material you would like to use on this project copper is best for water lines as for one copper joints are stronger than plastic and two copper is natural so your not drinking something that was sitting in plastic for god knows how long. now a days the go to is pex which is fine and also cheaper.

Most of the Keurig coffees taste very similar, which isn't very good, and I hate the cost and waste of plastic.

He’s trying to lay the case that I’ve caused him physical harm, since he’s undergone surgeries and only given a short period to live or something.