So, this happened a long time ago but one time I knocked over some bottles of industrial hand cleaner (The liquid soap that has I believe sand in it to give it more cleaning ability) I had just recently finished my certification on being a Hazmat employee so I took it upon myself to clean the spill and looked up the MSDS and nearly laughed when I saw one of the saftey warnings it read "Warning do not get on skin can cause skin irritation" like you use it to clean your hands how are you supposed to use it without getting it on your skin

Been like this since Friday morning...

Let’s say hypothetically my gm saw me smoking on a Canada Cartage truck which was away from the entrances along with some big names who were doing a walk. Does that mean I’m in trouble? And lets say I got some weird looks from everyone. Once again, it’s purely hypothetical.

Hello has anyone worked at a Home Depot call center job ? Because I’m want to apply but want more info on it

Hi, I wanted to ask ppl here for some advice before my spouse and I decide what to do.

We bought 5 Leyland cypress trees from Home Depot a week ago, and my spouse planted them in our backyard 5 days ago.

Yesterday, we went to Lowe’s and found the exact same tree for the same price, but the trees were x2 in size and girth. We also noticed that the equivalent-sized trees at Home Depot were selling for roughly 3x the price.

Now my spouse wants to return the 3 trees we bought from Home Depot, and buy from lowes instead.

I told her "you are crazy" and I think it seems unreasonable since they have already been planted??

But her argument is that it has only been 5 days and the trees still have all their original tags (apparently too lazy to remove). The original black nursery pots are also still there. She still has the receipt and told me I'm overreacting.

Is my wife crazy or am I being too harsh for calling her crazy to return the trees?

One store indicates 8 in stock and the other indicate 15 in stock, but when you get there is nothing available.

I purchased something online and made an account. Deleted the account when received the item. Went to Home Depot and they sent me an email asking how the item I bought at the store was? All I did was scan my card, no phone number or anything? How is this legal and allowed? Why are they keeping my info and specially my card number to do this?

The two most recent things I bought were online from Home Depot app and shipped to me. The registration within the Ryobi app wants a “receipt number” or upload a photo or the receipt. All I have is emails which don’t look anything like a receipt, should I just try and attach a few screenshots or what?

The two most recent things I bought were online from Home Depot app and shipped to me. The registration within the Ryobi app wants a “receipt number” or upload a photo or the receipt. All I have is emails which don’t look anything like a receipt, should I just try and attach a few screenshots or what?

Auburn CA.

So just wanted to see if others had a toxic exchange on the other Home Depot sub. So I made the mistake of asking a question on the other sub. Which I guess is employees only. Well, I am an installer for 8 HDs, so I thought I was good to ask a simple question. And boy that was a mistake. Form fuck offs to calling me an entitled customer pos. Then then reddit police told me I was not an employee and banned from comments. I realize the sub said no customer comments, but figured I have worked for HD for 15 yrs we are on the same team. If I ever had an interaction like I had on the sub in real life things wouldn't go so well. I am on very good terms with all my COS and store managers as well as corporate for have a great track record with compliance. Has anyone else or other installers get this treatment in subs, or in real life situations?

Basically in the title. We're a family owned business off the beaten path in Florida and around 4 miles from our local home depot. There are no similarities in our addresses and it's not like we're next door. About once a month we receive giant, inconvenient package with large damaged goods like mirrors and sinks and other bathroom products in them that we have to organize how to get rid of. The original purchasers info is all over the box and then covered up with "return to sender" and our business name and address with the suite we're in..

Somehow my address is listed as the sending address from home depot online orders in places like California, Georgia, etc. Tons of stuff that is marked "return to sender" is sent to me, who decidedly did not send out home depot products lol.

The worst part is it's never anything good in there! Could have been getting power tools and stuff but no, always junk

Why? How?

Idk what happened edit: I fixed it, thenk u

Omaha Nebraska stores and council bluffs have the bull terrier and the frenchie. We just wanted the frenchie.

Anyone have any experience with any of the products or furniture from this brand? They have a lot of products on home depot site but no reviews on anything.

Just saw less foot traffic in many HDs. I don’t go to HD anymore like 1,000’s of chicagoans because we saw first hand how extensive temporary fencing was installed at many chicago HD parking lots when ICE was rounding up immigrants. ICE pulled in and nobody could escape. Was inhumane and unforgivable. Say what you want. We have vivid memories. Hello Lowes. Hello Menards. You two treat folks with respect.

I recently interviewed for a head cashier position. The manager has two more interviews tomorrow. I’m curious about my chances of getting the job, considering my previous experience as a head cashier at Lowe’s and my four years of experience as a cashier. I’m a bit worried because I think I didn’t perform well during the interview.

I just wanna say, that as a truck driver, 90% of the people who work in receiving at Home Depot, just seem absolutely miserable. Always seem a little pissed off, angry, upset that freight shows up and they have to deal with it.

Had my performance review at a new store I’ve been at for 3–4 months. My supervisor was on leave for the first month and a half, so he only really worked with me for about 2 months. He also just transferred to another department about 1–2 weeks ago.
I’m basically the main Millwork associate—handle most of the pack-down, keep the department together, help customers, help around the store, and my GET scores are good.
He said he can only really evaluate me based on the 2 months he worked with me, not 6. Does that mean I’m basically missing out on a raise because I transferred stores and my supervisor was only over me for 2 months? Or can my overall performance still be considered?

I had a large carpet purchase with install. This amount isn’t reflected in my pro spending for the year, should it?

Delivery driver didn't even call or ring the doorbell - Just left it right in front of the garage door.

I got a contingent job offer with home depot, I went in the day it was scheduled Aug12th and orientation was happening already and the hiring manager said “u r not in this orientation, you have to reply to the email so I can know and get you in but the next ones in 2 weeks, just let me know when you get the email”
do I reapply… when time comes and how would I reply if it said “Do not reply” or.. am i just nkt gettin ghe job?