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Yes, plastic sheets can be suitable for food contact, but it depends on the type of plastic used. Some plastics are specifically designed and certified as food-grade, ensuring they do not leach harmful chemicals into the food. However, it is important to check the specific plastic sheet's composition, certifications, and compliance with food safety regulations before using it for direct food contact.

Yes, plastic sheets can be used for skirting boards or baseboards. Plastic skirting boards are a popular alternative to traditional wooden baseboards due to their durability, low maintenance, and moisture resistance. They are available in various colors and designs, providing a modern and sleek finish to a room.

Yes, plastic sheets are generally easy to install as they are lightweight, flexible, and can be easily cut to the desired size. They often come with adhesive backing or can be secured using simple fasteners or double-sided tape. Additionally, plastic sheets are relatively low maintenance and can be installed by individuals with basic DIY skills.

Yes, plastic sheets can be used for window film applications. Plastic sheets, particularly those made of materials like PVC or polyester, can be used as window films for various purposes such as privacy, temperature control, or UV protection. These sheets can be easily attached to windows and are often an affordable alternative to traditional glass-based window films.

I want to put a layer of pretty pebbles on top of something. I thought plastic sheet, but that will accumulate rainwater. I can't just put the pebbles on bare earth, because weeds will work their way up between the pebbles.

Yes. It's called by various names - weedblocker or landscape fabric. It comes in various sized rolls. You roll it out, pin it down and then cover it with whatever mulch you have. You have to make sure you cover it - it doesn't block sunlight. I didn't and the weeds grew _under_ it and started pushing it up. Good luck

Yes, plastic sheets are generally resistant to weathering.

after buying the motor home i found out that water from the water source in the rv park had been standing under the trailer for a long time. i was planning to move the home so thought this would be resolved but now do not know that i should move or keep this due to what looks like mold on the surface of the black plastic sheeting containing the insulation under the trailer. also, it s there a problem if water gets into the insulation? this is my first experience with a mobile home do not know who to ask. mobile home dealers have not been able to answer my question. please help.

I can't see why mold on the exterior of the plastic sheeting should be a problem unless there's an enormous amount of it, if it's there because the underneath of the home didn't get enough ventilation. It could be cleaned off, and shouldn't recur if the next place you put it is dry. If water has gotten into the insulation above the plastic, that would worry me. Wet insulation doesn't work, and if the insulation is wet, there might be other water damage in other parts of the home which could be serious, since the water in the insulation most likely flowed down from somewhere. Is the plastic in good shape with minimal tears in it? If there are any tears, look at the insulation through them to see if you can see any evidence of it having been wet. Have a good look with a strong light under there, and you might be able to answer your own question. Also, though the dealers might not be of much help, there is probably someone in the neighbourhood who does repairs on mobiles, and it might be worth getting them to give an opinion.

Yes, plastic sheets can release harmful chemicals over time. Most plastic sheets are made from various types of plastic polymers, which can contain additives such as plasticizers, stabilizers, and flame retardants. These additives can slowly leach out of the plastic sheet and enter the surrounding environment, potentially posing health risks if exposed to humans or animals for prolonged periods.