If this is a pier and beam home I would consider installing a plastic liner in crawl space.

@Lisa Kinman the house is in pretty good shape, we're going to do a full remodel on it and put up a fence and along with fit the patio covers. 

That I think is not easy to find these days quality materials, therefore, in my case whenever I want to buy resistant hangers only I find the classic plastic hangers with little lifetime

Example: If an Army medic were to tell you he used a plastic bag to treat a soldier on the battlefield for a sucking chest wound, did you actually learn how to treat such a wound or simply that a plastic bag might be used?   

1) They are all WATER2) They are all in plastic bottles (not important)Can you figure out the third?

To do that, we need to refuse all the meaningless plastic and tin destined for landfills.

Most of the cheap ones, like the InSinkErator Badgers, have a plastic grind chamber which will crack and leak.  

I have an opportunity to buy a nice 1x1 condo for $240000 in an decent area of Santa Ana (which is an OK area of central Orange County [it isn't the safest, but it's very convenient to a number of business/universities with lots of potential renters]).The condo is 713 sq ft, with community laundry, semi-upgraded (newer/upgraded cabinets in the kitchen, laminate flooring throughout, tile counters), carport + 1 extra parking, large patio, 1st floor, corner unit, lots of light, safe/gated community with good amenities (pool/spa, club house, sauna, small fitness room), location is convenient to shopping, freeways, other cities, etc.Purchase price would be $240K with 20% down.

Depends, no not the underware, on the project.Let's say you do some light landscaping, replace pedestal sinks, paint, polsih, and have new carpet installed, a newbie might swing that.Next project,gut the cabinets and sheetrock in the kitchen, replace the shower/tub, match a toilet and sink, change interior doors and hardware, open the back kitchen wall for a patio door and build a deck.

The trash can with the plastic liner in the tub--why?