A few years ago when I relied too heavily on plastic to finance my business, it got down into the mid 600's.

Also, check with any local plastic companies to see if you can get better prices there for corrugated plastic signs.

Plus, when bleach or anything is sprayed on the Mold it sends Mold Spores flying in the air and will spread even further.What is best to do, is to cordon off the area with plastic (drop cloth is fine) curtains so the mold doesn't spread and cut out the sheet rock a minimum of 6 inches above where it ends and replace, tape and spackle.

., all the ceiling fans and light fixtures were removed.First things first, from your photo it looks like you have a PLASTIC J-box.

., an appliance with real stainless steel panels on the outside (a facade), but otherwise constructed out of cheaper materials, like plastic, on the inside.

I've seen REOs that had plastic sheeting for walls.

Put a sign on front and back door that say copper has already been stolen, plastic plumbing in place.

here were the requests, tenant upstairs wants windows Insulated more because he has plastic over them now and it is always cold.He wants me to put a fence up in backyard because there are always kids running through the yard,He wanted a new door for one of his bedrooms because he claims it was missingI closed on this house thursday and this is my first experience landlording so I am not to sure how to go about this. he has been there for 7 years and seems to pay rent on time and keeps house clean.

They want to see how much hot water you can get into when the plastic flies.

Hi, if you're willing to put up with complaints, you can install pe-set thermostats or use the plastic boxes used in commercial buildings, but then if you use the box, your tenants will probably figure out to get the air on, just blow on it, to get the heat on, set a fan on the floor blowing up!