I was looking into something like a plastic one from Home Depot/Costco, one that’s sturdy and gets the job done but isn’t too costly.

My neighbor is a LTR and he put a plastic table and chair in his front yard. 

There are also canopies that are made of plastic that do the same. 

When we had our granite countertop installed the installers put sticky plastic down to “protect” the floors, and when it was removed it ripped the clear coat clean off in the areas my daughter had been playing with the air pockets.

anything newer than 1985 I would not bother its probably plastic piping underground. older than that I would highly suggest IT.

Abandon plastic plumbing. 

If it's grease I've had good luck using either the drain cleaner someone else listed earlier or dishwasher detergent with hot water, let set overnight- it's the strongest detergent you can buy, but won't damage plastic pipes (can work on slow toilets as well, since it breaks down, er "food").

PS: always go with toggle bolts instead of plastic expansion anchors, trust me I am experienced now :)Below are pictures of my proud work hahahaha

Cast iron whole home repipe in older homes or kitec plastic/zinc whole home repipe in newer homes.

I think the lid switch was the only actual piece of plastic on the washer.