Cleanup & Janitorial SMS Disposable Coveralls — PL-CA-102
PL-CA-102 is an SMS disposable coverall (60 GSM) with an attached hood and boot covers for janitorial companies, deep-cleaning crews and property cleanout teams. Poltex International ships it by the case — 10, 25 or 50 suits in XL, 2XL or 3XL — from U.S. stock in Anderson, South Carolina. Janitorial coveralls PL-CA-102 keep dirt and grime off cleaning crews on messy jobs.
New to SMS fabric? Our SMS disposable coveralls guide explains the material, and the hooded disposable coveralls page compares every hooded model. For mold cleanup after water damage, see PL-CA-108 mold removal suits.

Product data
| Model | PL-CA-102 |
|---|---|
| Material | 60 GSM SMS disposable nonwoven |
| Features | Attached hood · attached boot covers · zipper front · elastic cuffs and ankles |
| Sizes | XL, 2XL, 3XL — single size per case |
| Case pricing | $40 for 10 · $75 for 25 · $125 for 50 |
| Per-suit cost | From $2.50 |
Cleaning jobs that ruin uniforms
Most janitorial work is done in a regular uniform. PL-CA-102 is for the jobs that are not: the ones where dust, grime and debris would ruin a uniform or follow a cleaner into the van.
- Post-construction cleanup — drywall dust, sawdust and debris after a build-out.
- Estate, hoarding and property cleanouts — dusty rooms, pest droppings and heavy debris removal.
- Trash rooms, chutes and dumpster areas — periodic deep cleans in apartment and office buildings.
- Warehouse and high-dust cleaning — overhead beams, racking and ductwork exteriors.
- Move-out and rental turnovers — where a crew needs to protect its clothes between back-to-back units.
Body fluids and biohazard cleanup need a different suit
Poltex does not publish a liquid or blood-penetration rating for PL-CA-102. Work involving blood or other potentially infectious materials falls under OSHA’s bloodborne pathogens standard (29 CFR 1910.1030), which requires PPE that keeps those fluids from passing through to clothing or skin. For that work, compare laminated biological protective suits. For chemical cleaners applied in volume, follow the product safety data sheet and verify the garment’s chemical barrier data for the assessed exposure.
Cost per cleaning job
At $2.50 per suit in a 50-suit case, a two-person cleanout crew that changes once at lunch uses four suits a day — about $10 in coveralls per job day. Many cleaning companies add this as a line item on quotes for dirty jobs. Each case contains one size, so stock the sizes your team wears; the size guide explains fit over clothing.
Janitorial coveralls PL-CA-102 frequently asked questions
What cleaning jobs is PL-CA-102 suited to?
PL-CA-102 is offered for dusty and dirty cleaning work such as post-construction cleanup, property and hoarding cleanouts, trash room deep cleans and high-dust warehouse cleaning.
Can PL-CA-102 be used for biohazard or blood cleanup?
Poltex does not publish a fluid or blood-penetration rating for PL-CA-102. Blood and body-fluid cleanup requires PPE that meets OSHA’s bloodborne pathogens standard, so choose a suit with documented fluid protection, such as a laminated biological protective suit.
Does PL-CA-102 include a hood and shoe covers?
Yes. PL-CA-102 has an attached hood and attached boot covers, plus a front zipper and elastic wrists and ankles.
How much do janitorial coveralls cost per suit?
PL-CA-102 costs $4.00 per suit in a 10-suit case, $3.00 in a 25-suit case and $2.50 in a 50-suit case, before shipping and tax.
Where does PL-CA-102 ship from?
PL-CA-102 ships from Poltex International stock in Anderson, South Carolina. The published policy is dispatch within 1–2 business days.
Running several cleaning crews? Email info@poltexinc.com or call 1-864-659-0017 for recurring supply, or visit the wholesale coveralls page.





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