It would probably be a good idea to sell some cleaning chemicals as well. How would I source these materials? China? Local distributors?
>>62523746Fair warning - some cleaning chemicals come with shipping regulations. Do your customers come into a storefront or do you ship out? If you ship out, just be sure to read up on potential regsIdk where to source, sorry
Why would I buy from you instead of directly from Grainger. Is it because I need a business account and proof of ID to purchase from them?Are you like the snap-on guy except you visit every Prima's Housekeeping in the area or something?
>>62523774Its more niche than how I described. Not some generic store >>62523762yea I was thinking I would buy some standard cleaning products in bulk, dilute them with water or mix them together, and then put it in a new bottle. That way I know its safe
>>62523787>I was thinking I would buy some standard cleaning products in bulk, dilute them with water or mix them together, and then put it in a new bottle. That way I know its safeGreat plan, let us know how that goes
>>62523787What Anon was referring to, I believe, are the regulations for transporting chemicals which dictate how much you can transport at once and which substances can never be transported together. In the EU it's called ADR and in the US it's called HMR.
you should look into those dissolvable packs that you put in a spray bottle and dilute with water to make an all-purpose cleaner. this would save a ton of money on shipping costs because most cleaning products are made up of mostly water. you could brand it as your own too. amazon used to have their own basics brand but they discontinued it for some reason. i thought they worked good
