Guides
Plain answers to the questions buyers ask us about cleaning products, labels and orders.
All guides
- How to read a Safety Data Sheet for a cleaning product An SDS has 16 sections in a fixed order. What each one tells a buyer and a worker, and where to find the sheet for every Baja Supply formula.
- Prop 65 warnings on cleaning products, in plain words What a California Proposition 65 warning means, why every Baja Supply label carries one, and where you will find it on the pail and on this site.
- Pails or pallets: how to order 5-gallon cleaning products Order any number of 5-gallon pails, with no minimum. How a pallet of 36 pails and a 26-pallet truck work, and how the quote builder's counter shows them.
- How to receive a pallet of pails: count, check, note Before the truck arrives, at the dock and after: how to count the pails, check for leaks and damage, and write any exception on the delivery receipt.
- The ingredients in our pails, family by family Surfactants, a softening agent, preservatives, fragrance and colorants: what each family does in PAPALOTE, SIESTA and CAZUELA, with the CAS numbers.
- The lot code on your pail: what it tells you Where the lot code is printed on a Baja Supply pail, how to read a code such as 26278-LD, and what the lot lookup shows when you type it in.