New Material Safety Data Sheets

Carl Rees

Carl Rees

Cleantalk Member
Is there a link - I'm sure Ive seen one - to the new MSDS for all solution products? As we all know that there is a legal requirement under the new European regulations to cary the new data sheets with us at all times for the products we use.

A link to the new Solutions Data sheets would be useful (perhaps a sticky mods?)

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Steve Porter

Cleantalker Veteran
Carl
If you cannot download it from the product listing then email Nick & request the ones you want.

it has been law for many years that we are to carry msds sheets on our vehicles & that these msds sheets are available to us. Some just prefer for you to ask rather than have them on their sites for anyone to see
 
Andrew Bines

Andrew Bines

Cleantalk Member
I was informed it was a new regulation on 1st June, I have all my product safety sheets in a folder now, will be yellow and curled when transferred to my next vehicle in about 6 years time never having been inspected I suspect.
 
Nick Robertson-Vousden

Nick Robertson-Vousden

Solution World of Clean
Some of you will notice some Label changes are taking place which include the new classification warning diamonds, which are to do with the latest legislation, nothing to worry about the products have not changed just new regulations.

You will be please to hear that none of the Own label spotters, micro spotter, Fusion 8 Spotter have to have these

Best regards

Nick
 
Paul Watchorn

Paul Watchorn

Cleantalk Member
I have to say, I was reading the sheet on SPM and it is telling me that it is a skin irritant, and eye irritant and may cause respiratory irritation.
Should we be using barrier cream, glasses and respirators for this, or is it just a catch all?
 
John Bolton

John Bolton

Cleantalker Veteran
Paul,

The same warnings might appear on the liquid you put on your fish& chips! A strong solution of SPM could cause some irritation to sensitive skins and I treat every liquid as a potential eye irritant. As a manufacturer/supplier Nick must err to caution and suggest full PPE for just about every product but as an experienced professional I am sure you make your own judgements on such matters.
 
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