You may see yard gnomes, plastic flowers, statues, it might not be your taste but you know these people have pride of ownership.

Some dyers have plastic rollers that the drum turn on.

We always put the plastic ones up.

No one wants to be greeted by an angry tenant waiting with firearms.At the appointed time, we come with a locksmith, two moving men and their moving van and us in our protective gear (work clothes, gloves, N95 face mask, and eye protection) and boxes and bring construction quality plastic bags.

It has the copper fittings and crimp rings (as opposed to plastic and aluminium) and looks like an excellent installation, however I am worried about a buyers home inspection calling it out.

Don't see that here they put those plastic strips in the chainlink fence but a tarp done right is probably more inexpensive.

If not, maybe you could salvage it for later use in bedrooms while you store it somewhere covered in flea powder and wrapped in plastic.

Plastic is barely covering ground level open basement window areas. 

The thing I would recommend is inspect and replace all plastic/rubber plumbing parts.  

Maybe if you chase off some zippy plastic 49cc 2 wheeler he'll just park it in the living room.