I have also plastic sheeted houses when it's really cold out and heated it with a blower.

It was about 6x8 inches and probably had about 50 to 75 about hornets. i scraped nest off of building with a drywall spatula into plastic bag in darkness with a 3rd body holding a flashlight.

I've been looking into making my own Bandit signs I've brought all the materials such as the swing arm stapler and the plastic sheet the only thing i need left is of course the ladder mesh block.

Metal will plug and cause headaches 10X worse than white pvc plastic

New York has laws in place that furniture and bedding to be delivered in plastic bags and the old furniture removed in plastic bags.

Many are plastic and the box needs to be metal and anchored so as not be able to be 'wiggled'.A fan in operation can break a plastic box and come crashing down on the occupants.If you don't know how to properly change the box, get an electrician to do it for you.

Beds and couches should be covered in plastic, remove the pillows from the couch and put in bags to make it easier.

They'll tell you what you've got - type of mold or mildew or whatever.If it's toxic mold, the best advice would be to get a professional remediation company to deal with it.  9 times out of 10, it's not toxic, but you still don't want those spores to spread when you remove the drywall (and yeah, with that big and dark of a patch, I'd remove it rather than try to kill it and paint over it).Wear a respirator.Get a roll of painter's plastic and tack it to the drywall in an area much larger than the area where the mold is.  

For that price, he should be buying materials.I just recently had a plastic tub+surround ripped out and replaced with new tub and tile surround. $3500 for labor and materials.

To do it right you have to dig around foundation , tar , plastic , drain tile and stone , connected to the inside sump pump .