What happens after you send a request
Requests like these are usually matched to a grade first. No prices, minimums or timings are stated on any page, because none can be fixed until the totes have been described. If you would like to get ahead of that, run the grader first and paste the lot list into the message.
The rest of the site is reference: parts, guides, areas and industries you can read before you ask. Nothing on it is required to make a request.
Where to look first
Buyers can start with the grades, because the choice between rebottled, reconditioned, rinsed and new decides most of what follows. Sellers can start with the sell page, which explains how a lot is described, or with the pickup page, which explains how to get it ready. Growers will want the guides on drip irrigation and desert sun, and plants will want the food-grade history page.
Who this site is for
Plant managers, growers, building managers and contractors across Riverside and San Bernardino counties land here with the same object in front of them: a caged plastic tank on a pallet. The site explains how to read it, what it is worth to the next user and who can safely take it.
Three things the site will not do
It will not quote a price from a page, because a price needs a tote in front of someone. It will not promise a pickup date, because a date is not something a page can know. And it will not tell you that a tote of unknown history is safe for food or water, because nobody can know that from a photograph.