Unless your home is heated by electric baseboard you may take it down if you wish. However the foil has reflective heat values, which means it reflects out the heat from the sun in the summer and reflects in the heat in the winter.
No. You need to let the house breathe.
You can, but you will probably have squeeks after you are done from the two floors rubbing against each other.
Plastic sheeting works well for this, and yes it goes behind the drywall on exterior walls to help prevent moisture from getting to the drywall.
2 to 6 ml. visqueen is commonly used as a vapor barier on the inside of exterior walls, before drywall installation, if that's the application that you are referring to.
yes, because sharks run their own plastic bag factory in the great barrier reef
Plastic exterior with some metal parts.
Assume you are asking about recessed lighting. There are units that have a can around where the bulb is located to keep insulation a safe distance from the heat generated by the bulb. Just cut away the insulation so the can will fit. Buy a fixture that has thermal protection and will cut off if the fixture gets too hot. Follow manufacturer's recommended installation procedures. <<>> Don't leave your ceiling vapour barrier with a break in it. At the place where you buy your fixtures ask for a vapour barrier plastic boot to go over the fixture to seal the existing barrier. The easiest method to install this boot is from the top side in the attic if possible. Make sure that you use vapour barrier adhesive tape to seal the existing barrier to the new fixture boot.
exterior plastic tape
It's made with a lot of metal and welding.
there is a screw in the front and back wheel well and a few self tapping screws in the bottom of car then just pull up on plastic rocker panel
By placing a plastic vapor barrier before casting the foundation
Yes only if your penis penitrates the hard protective plastic barrier/