Reduce clutter in van- make my day!

[ruff]

Trying to reduce the size of the zillion chemicals I carry in the van.

Most products, I do not need to carry the 8# container, however they do not offer them in smaller containers.

Thinking about buying smaller containers and printing my own labels. Hey, you manufacturers why don't you offer that.

Anyone knows what label information are we required to display on products we carry in the van? I am talking about legal requirements (as in OSHA, Not the MSDS sheets- I have those.)

As ususl, your help will be appreciated.

 

[Jay D]

Your moving to The Hill country, Texas from San Fran. It ain't exactly the same. But, A guess would be the name of the chem and manufacturer written on a Avery label attached to the bottle. :roll:

 

[Walt]

I already do this for chems that I buy by the gallon but put in quarts for the spotting kit.

Google image search the product. Copy and paste the label (logo) into photoshop (or whatever). Copy and paste instructions if needed. Resize for quart bottle. Print on regular paper Cut out and tape to bottle. Put clear tape over label so it wont bleed.

 

[The Great Oz]

Check with your region. In Washington, we are required only to have the name of the product on secondary containment. This is not required if YOU filled the bottle for use TODAY.

We use these: http://www.bradyid.com/bradyid/scv/100471/100471/Labels/Pre-Printed-Labels/RTK-Write-On-Labels.html

 

[minuteman]

Msds on anything & everything in bottles, Clear label, eye wash set up, fire extinguisher, emergency first aid kit.could be more by now.

Greg

 

[ruff]

Very helpful.
Thank you.