United States Chemical Safety March 2012 

Environmental Protection and Pollution Prevention 

Agency (7510P) 

 

Pine Oil 

Summary Document: 

Registration Review: Initial Docket 

March 2012 

 
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Pine Oil 

Summary Document 

Registration Review: Initial Docket 

March 2012 

Case # 3113 

Approved By: 

Date: 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

Pine Oil Registration Review Team ........................................................................................ 4

I. Preliminary Work Plan -- Pine Oil ...................................................................................... 5

II. Fact Sheet ............................................................................................................................ 13

III. Summary of Anticipated Data Requirements – Pine Oil.............................................. 20

IV. Appendix A: Registered Uses of Pine Oil ....................................................................... 22

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Please Note 

This Preliminary Work Plan and Fact Sheet summarize the Environmental Protection Agency's 

current position based on the following documents: 

1. Product Chemistry, Environmental Fate, and Ecological Effects Scoping Document in 

Support of Registration Review of Pine oil. March 15, 2012. 

2. Pine Oil: Human Health Risk Assessment Scoping Document in Support of Registration 

Review. March 27, 2012. 

Additional supporting documents for the Pine Oil Case may be found in the registration review 

docket EPA-HQ-OPP-2012-0005 located on the internet at www.regulations.gov. 
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Pine Oil Registration Review Team

Human Health & Environmental Effects

Nathan Mottl 

Talia Lindheimer 

Michelle Centra 

Srinivas Gowda 

William Erickson 

James Breithaupt 

Risk Management

Rebecca von dem Hagen 

Lance Wormell 

Office of General Counsel

Philip Ross 
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I. Preliminary Work Plan -- Pine Oil 

Introduction:

The Food Quality Protection Act (FQPA) of 1996 mandated a registration review program. All 

pesticides distributed or sold in the United States generally must be registered by the U.S. 

Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA, EPA, or the Agency) based on scientific data 

showing that they will not cause unreasonable risks to human health or the environment when 

used as directed on product labeling. The registration review program is intended to make sure 

that, as the ability to assess risk evolves and as policies and practices change, all registered 

pesticides continue to meet the statutory standard of no unreasonable adverse effects to human 

health or the environment. Changes in science, public policy, and pesticide use practices will 

occur over time. Through the registration review program, the Agency periodically reevaluates 

pesticides to make sure that as change occurs, products in the marketplace can be used safely. 

Information on this program is provided at http://www.epa.gov/oppsrrd1/registration_review/. 

The Agency is implementing the registration review program pursuant to Section 3(g) of the 

Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) and will review each registered 

pesticide every 15 years to determine whether it continues to meet the FIFRA standard for 

registration. The Agency will consider benefits information and data as required by FIFRA. The 

public phase of registration review begins when the initial docket is opened for each case. The 

docket is the Agency’s opportunity to state what it knows about the pesticide and what additional 

risk analyses and data or information it believes are needed to make a registration review 

decision. After reviewing and responding to comments and data received in the docket during 

this initial comment period, the Agency will develop and commit to a final work plan and 

schedule for the Pine Oil Case. 

The Pine Oil Case (Case Number 3113) includes one active ingredient, PC Code 067002. The 

active ingredient pine oil consists of a mixture of cyclic terpene alcohols and may contain 

terpene hydrocarbons, ethers, and esters. Registered products can be composed of slightly 

different blends of these components. The first product containing pine oil (1-Methyl-4-

isopropyl-1-cyclo-hexen-8-ol) as an active ingredient was registered in the United States in 1947. 

Currently, there are 57 products registered with EPA. Products containing pine oil are registered 

for use as antimicrobial pesticides for use as sanitizers, fungicides, mildewstats, deodorizers, 

disinfectants, virucides, and microbicide/microbistats. Registered use sites include eating 

establishments, food processing plants, commercial/institutional/industrial premises and 

equipment, household or domestic dwellings and contents, and medical sites. In addition, one 

pine oil product currently contains directions for use as a dog wash. The registrant has indicated 

the intent to submit updated product labeling to terminate that use. Upon receipt of the 

registrant's formal request to terminate the dog wash use, the Agency will initiate the 

use termination process pursuant to FIFRA Section 6(f). If the use termination request is not 

received or is withdrawn, the dog wash use will be assessed as part of this registration review 

and the anticipated data needs and risk assessments will be revised accordingly.

The Agency completed a Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED) for pine oil in 2006. Pine oil 

is currently exempted from the requirement of a tolerance under 40 CFR 180.1035 for use in 
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honey and honeycomb. In the 2006 RED, the Agency recommended that this exemption from 

the requirement of a tolerance be revoked because there were no registered products for this use 

at that time. Because no new registrations have been granted utilizing this tolerance exemption 

since the 2006 RED, the Agency intends to revoke the pine oil tolerance exemption in the near 

future. The proposed tolerance action will publish in the Federal Register and be available at 

regulations.gov in docket EPA-HQ-OPP-2012-0171. Pine oil and its major components alphaterpineol and alpha- and beta-pinene are high production volume (HPV) chemicals1

 regulated 

under the Toxics Substances Control Act (TSCA). 

The Agency anticipates issuing a post-RED data call-in (DCI) for pine oil and anticipates 

reviewing any data received in response to the post-RED DCI prior to conducting the registration 

review risk assessments anticipated as being needed in this document. Also, the Agency intends 

to conduct this registration review based on updated labels submitted in response to the postRED DCI that reflect the label changes specified by the Agency in the 2006 RED. 

Documents associated with the registration review of pine oil can be viewed at 

www.regulations.gov in docket EPA-HQ-OPP-2012-0005. Document associated with the 

reregistration of pine oil can be viewed at regulations.gov in docket EPA-HQ-OPP-2004-0302. 

Below is a summary of the issues relevant to this registration review case. 

Anticipated Risk Assessment and Data Needs:

The Agency does not anticipate the need to conduct an ecological risk assessment. The Agency 

anticipates the need to conduct a human health risk assessment. The Agency anticipates needing 

additional data for use in conducting the registration review for pine oil. 

Ecological Risk: 

 The most recent qualitative ecological risk assessment for pine oil was completed in 

support of the 2006 RED. 

 The Agency does not anticipate the need for an ecological risk assessment for the 

registration review of pine oil due to the low likelihood of exposure from the indoor use 

patterns. In the event that pine oil is released into a waste stream, the Agency believes 

that pine oil will volatilize rapidly and readily degrade biotically and abiotically and 

therefore, not reach waste water treatment plants (WWTPs), surface water or ground 

water. 

 Based on the low likelihood of exposure to surface or ground water, the Agency intends 

to conclude that the registered uses of pine oil will have 'no effect' (NE) on endangered or 

threatened terrestrial or aquatic species, or their designated critical habitats, as listed by 

the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric 

Administration's (NOAA) National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS). EPA anticipates 

conducting no further analysis of potential risks to endangered or threatened species 

 

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 High production volume (HPV) chemicals are classified as those chemicals produced or imported in the United 

States in quantities of 1 million pounds or more per year. 
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unless public comment or other submissions provide data or information that would 

otherwise inform the Agency's determination. 

 The Agency does not anticipate the need to require additional ecological effects or 

environmental fate data for this registration review case at this time. 

 For more information, please refer to Product Chemistry, Environmental Fate, and 

Ecological Effects Scoping Document in Support of Registration Review of Pine oil, 

located in the docket. 

Human Health Risk: 

 The most recent human health risk assessment for pine oil was completed in support of 

the 2006 RED. 

 Based on the availability of new data and additional exposure scenarios, the Agency 

anticipates selecting new toxicological endpoints for the registration review risk 

assessment on pine oil. 

 The Agency anticipates the need to conduct a dietary risk assessment based on indirect 

food exposure from pine oil products used to treat surfaces with food contact. The 

Agency does not anticipate the need to conduct a drinking water assessment due to the 

low likelihood of exposure to surface and ground water. 

 Residential handler and post-application risk assessments are expected to be needed 

based on dermal, inhalation and incidental oral exposure. Post-application scenarios 

anticipated to be assessed include children’s inhalation exposure to cleaned floors, 

incidental oral exposure to cleaned toys and dermal exposure to laundered clothing. 

Adult post-application dermal exposure to laundered clothing is also expected to be 

assessed. 

 The Agency anticipates that the aggregate assessment performed for the RED will need 

to be revised to include additional scenarios for dietary and residential exposures and to 

include short- and intermediate-term exposure durations. 

 The Agency anticipates the need to update the occupational exposure assessment 

conducted in support of the RED to include additional handler exposure scenarios and 

post-application exposure. 

 The Agency anticipates the need to require the following additional human health data 

for use in the registration review of pine oil. 

870.3100 -- 90-day oral (feeding)23

 

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 The Agency will accept a combined 90-day oral and 90-day neurotoxicity study. The combined study would need 

to be a 90-day (oral) subchronic toxicity study with additional neurotoxicity evaluations. These studies are 

anticipated because of the lack of a repeat-dose, route-specific (oral) study conducted with pine oil, evidence of 
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870.6200 – 90-day neurotoxicity (oral)23

870.3465 -- 90-day inhalation toxicity (rat) 

875.1200 -- Dermal indoor exposure 

875.1400 -- Inhalation indoor exposure 

875.1600 -- Application exposure data reporting and calculations 

875.2500 -- Inhalation exposure 

875.2800 -- Description of human activity 

875.2300 -- Indoor surface residue dissipation3

875.2900 -- Data reporting and calculations 

Special Study -- Nature of the residue on surface, migration study3

875.1700 -- Product use information 

875.2700 -- Product use information 

 For more information, please refer to Pine Oil: Human Health Risk Assessment Scoping 

Document in Support of Registration Review, located in the docket. 

Product Chemistry: 

 The Agency does not anticipate the need to require additional product chemistry data for 

this registration review case at this time. 

 For more information, please refer to Product Chemistry, Environmental Fate, and 

Ecological Effects Scoping Document in Support of Registration Review of Pine oil, 

located in the docket. 

Endocrine Disruptor Screening Program

As required by FIFRA and FFDCA, EPA reviews numerous studies to assess potential adverse 

outcomes from exposure to chemicals. Collectively, these studies include acute, subchronic and 

chronic toxicity, including assessments of carcinogenicity, neurotoxicity, developmental, 

reproductive, and general or systemic toxicity. These studies include endpoints which may be 

susceptible to endocrine influence, including effects on endocrine target organ histopathology, 

organ weights, estrus cyclicity, sexual maturation, fertility, pregnancy rates, reproductive loss, 

and sex ratios in offspring. For ecological hazard assessments, EPA evaluates acute tests and 

chronic studies that assess growth, developmental and reproductive effects in different 

taxonomic groups. As part of the 2006 reregistration eligibility decision for pine oil, EPA 

reviewed these data and selected the most sensitive endpoints for relevant risk assessment 

scenarios from the existing hazard database. However, as required by FFDCA section 408(p), 

 neurotoxicity in the existing pine oil toxicity data base and the documented neurotoxicity of other chemicals 

belonging to the same class (i.e., terpenoids) as the active ingredient. Data obtained from the individual studies or 

combined study will provide critical scientific information (potential systemic toxicities/neurotoxic effects) via the 

oral route of exposure and may result in the selection of new toxicological endpoints for quantification of risks from 

the indirect-food uses of pine oil-containing pesticide products. The anticipated DCI will provide that a protocol 

must be submitted for review and approval by the Agency prior to initiating the studies or the combined study. 

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 The anticipated DCI will provide that a protocol must be submitted for review and approval by the Agency prior to 

initiating this study. 
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pine oil is subject to the endocrine screening part of the Endocrine Disruptor Screening Program 

(EDSP). 

EPA has developed the EDSP to determine whether certain substances (including pesticide 

active and other ingredients) may have an effect in humans or wildlife similar to an effect 

produced by a “naturally occurring estrogen, or other such endocrine effects as the Administrator 

may designate.” The EDSP employs a two-tiered approach to making the statutorily required 

determinations. Tier 1 consists of a battery of 11 screening assays to identify the potential of a 

chemical substance to interact with the estrogen, androgen, or thyroid (E, A, or T) hormonal 

systems. Chemicals that go through Tier 1 screening and are found to have the potential to 

interact with E, A, or T hormonal systems will proceed to the next stage of the EDSP where EPA 

will determine which, if any, of the Tier 2 tests are necessary based on the available data. Tier 2 

testing is designed to identify any adverse endocrine-related effects caused by the substance, and 

establish a dose-response relationship between the dose and the E, A, or T effect. 

Under FFDCA section 408(p), the Agency must screen all pesticide chemicals. Between October 

2009 and February 2010, EPA issued test orders/data call-ins for the first group of 67 chemicals, 

which contains 58 pesticide active ingredients and 9 inert ingredients. Pine oil is not among the 

group of 58 pesticide active ingredients on the initial list to be screened under the EDSP. 

Accordingly, as part of registration review, EPA will issue future EDSP orders/data call-ins, 

requiring the submission of EDSP screening assays for pine oil. For further information on the 

status of the EDSP, the policies and procedures, the list of 67 chemicals, future lists, the test 

guidelines and the Tier 1 screening battery, please visit our website: http://www.epa.gov/endo/. 

Timeline

EPA has created the following estimated timeline for the completion of the pine oil registration 

review: 

Activities Estimated Month/Year

Phase 1: Opening the docket 

Open Public Comment Period for Docket March 2012

Close Public Comment Period for Docket May 2012 

Phase 2: Case Development 

Develop Final Work Plan (FWP) September 2012 

Issue DCI September 2013 

Data Submission September 2015 

Open Public Comment Period for Preliminary Risk Assessments March 2016 

Close Public Comment Period for Preliminary Risk Assessments April 2016 

Phase 3: Registration Review Decision 

Open Public Comment Period for Proposed Reg. Review Decision September 2016 

Close Public Comment Period for Proposed Reg. Review Decision November 2016 

Final Decision and Begin Post-Decision Follow-up 2017 

Total (years) 5 
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Guidance for Commenters:

The public is invited to comment on EPA’s Preliminary Work Plan and rationale. The Agency 

will carefully consider all comments as well as any additional information or data provided in a 

timely manner prior to issuing a final work plan for the pine oil registration review case. 

Trade Irritants:

Through the registration review process, the Agency intends to solicit information on trade 

irritants and, to the extent feasible, take steps toward facilitating irritant resolution. Growers and 

other stakeholders are asked to comment on any trade irritant issues resulting from lack of 

Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) or disparities between U.S. tolerances and MRLs in key 

export markets, providing as much specificity as possible regarding the nature of the concern. 

Water Quality:

Pine oil is not identified as a cause of impairment for any water bodies listed as impaired under 

section 303(d) of the Clean Water Act, based on information provided at 

http://iaspub.epa.gov/tmdl_waters10/attains_nation_cy.cause_detail_303d?p_cause_group_id=88

5. In addition, no Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDL) have been developed for pine oil, based 

on information provided at 

http://iaspub.epa.gov/tmdl_waters10/attains_nation.tmdl_pollutant_detail?p_pollutant_group_id

=885&p_pollutant_group_name=PESTICIDES. 

More information on impaired water bodies and TMDLs can be found at 

http://www.epa.gov/owow/tmdl/. The Agency invites submission of water quality data for this 

pesticide. To the extent possible, data should conform to the quality standards in Appendix A of 

the OPP Standard Operating Procedure: Inclusion of Impaired Water Body and Other Water 

Quality Data in OPP’s Registration Review Risk Assessment and Management Process (see: 

http://www.epa.gov/oppsrrd1/registration_review/water_quality_sop.htm), in order to ensure the 

data can be used quantitatively or qualitatively in pesticide risk assessments. 

Environmental Justice:

EPA seeks to achieve environmental justice, the fair treatment and meaningful involvement of all 

people, regardless of race, color, national origin, or income, in the development, implementation, 

and enforcement of environmental laws, regulations, and policies. To help address potential 

environmental justice issues, the Agency seeks information on any groups or segments of the 

population who, as a result of their location, cultural practices, or other factors, may have 

atypical, unusually high exposure to pine oil compared to the general population. Please 

comment if you are aware of any sub-populations that may have atypical, unusually high 

exposure compared to the general population. 

 
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Structure Activity Relationships: 

EPA must rely upon information of appropriate quality and reliability for each decision made by 

the Agency. In the Office of Pesticide Programs (OPP), the evaluation process for a pesticide 

chemical traditionally begins with the applicant’s submission of a set of studies conducted with 

the specific pesticide chemical of interest. The use of the results of such testing (measured data) 

is a logical, scientifically rigorous process that identifies the physical, chemical, and 

environmental fate properties of the pesticide, as well as the dose and endpoints at which an 

adverse effect can occur in various animal species. 

Today, there is significant interest in alternative techniques, i.e., techniques other than data 

generation that could significantly inform the Agency’s decision-making process. Recently, OPP 

has made increasing use of structure activity relationship (SAR) as part of its regulatory 

decision-making process. In the SAR process, a chemical's molecular structure is compared to 

that of other chemicals for which data are available. These structural similarities are then used to 

make predictive judgments about a chemical’s physical, chemical, and biological properties. 

Thus, the chemical’s physical, chemical, and biological properties are a function of (or directly 

related to) the chemical’s molecular structure. Quantitative SAR is referred to as QSAR. To 

develop a QSAR, a selected set of measured data on a single physical, chemical, or biological 

property is used to derive a model (an equation) to predict the value of that property. 

Since SAR assessments and QSAR modeling are another set of tools that are available to Agency 

scientists, OPP has begun a process shift that envisions shifting from the current study-by-study 

approach to an approach in which the use of predicted data, generated using validated models, is 

considered along with information from open literature and studies specifically generated under 

Part 161 requirements. All relevant information would be considered as part of a weight-of-theevidence evaluation. 

At this time, EPA believes that for certain endpoints, especially physical/chemical and fate 

properties, that SAR and QSAR might be effectively utilized to fulfill these data requirements 

for many antimicrobial pesticide chemicals. When considering biological properties, at this time, 

EPA believes that SAR and QSAR can be most effectively utilized in the evaluation of 

chemicals that exhibit lower toxicity for human health and/or ecotoxicity parameters. This is 

appropriate because the risk assessment for lower toxicity chemicals can be stream-lined, i.e., a 

screening-level assessment procedure rather than multiple tiers of assessments with progressively 

more data requirements. 

If stakeholders believe that submission of predicted data can fulfill one of the data needs for the 

Pine Oil Case, then the Agency invites submission of this information. The submitter would be 

expected to supply a rationale describing the utility of the information and provide 

documentation on the scientific validity of the information. The determination that the predicted 

data fulfills the data requirement would be at the sole discretion of the Agency. Pre-submission 

consultation with the Agency is encouraged. 

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Stakeholders are also specifically asked to provide available information and data that will assist 

the Agency in refining its risk assessments, including any species-specific ecological effects 

determinations. The Agency is interested in receiving the following information: 

1. Confirmation on the following label information: 

a. Sites of application 

b. Formulations 

c. Application methods and equipment 

d. Maximum application rates 

e. Frequency of application, application intervals and maximum number of 

applications 

f. Geographic limitations on use 

2. Use or potential use distribution 

3. Use history 

4. Usage/use information for non-agricultural uses (e.g., materials preservation) 

5. Typical application interval 

6. State or local use restrictions 

7. Ecological incidents (non-target plant damage and avian, fish, reptilian, amphibian 

and mammalian mortalities) not already reported to the Agency 

8. Monitoring data

Next Steps:

After the 60-day comment period closes in May 2012, the Agency will review and respond to 

any comments received in a timely manner, and then issue a Final Work Plan for the Pine Oil 

Case. 
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II. Fact Sheet 

Background Information:

 Active Ingredient: pine oil 

 Case number: 3113 

 PC Code: 067002 

 CAS number: 8002-09-3 

 Technical registrations: 6 

 Technical registrants: The Clorox Co., IFF Chemical Holdings, Inc., T&R Chemicals, 

Inc., Alen Del Norte 

 First approved for use in a registered product: 1947 

 Pine oil is currently exempted from the requirement of a tolerance under 40 CFR 

180.1035 for use in honey and honeycomb. 

 Antimicrobials Division Chemical Review Manager (CRM): Rebecca von dem Hagen, 

vondem-hagen.rebecca@epa.gov

 Antimicrobials Division Product Manager (PM): Jacqueline Campbell-McFarlane, 

campbell-mcfarlane.jacqueline@epa.gov

 Chemical Structure: 

Use & Usage Information:

 Products containing pine oil are registered for use as antimicrobial pesticides for use as 

sanitizers, fungicides, mildewstats, deodorizers, disinfectants, virucides, and 

microbicide/microbistats. 

 Registered use sites include eating establishments, food processing plants, 

commercial/institutional/industrial premises and equipment, household or domestic 

dwellings and contents, and medical sites. 

Ecological Risk Assessment Status:

Please refer to Product Chemistry, Environmental Fate, and Ecological Effects Scoping 

Document in Support of Registration Review of Pine oil, located in the docket, for a detailed 

discussion of the ecological risk assessments. 

 The most recent qualitative ecological risk assessment for pine oil was conducted in 

support of the 2006 RED. Environmental fate properties indicated that there is a 

possibility for bioaccumulation; however, the Agency determined that because pine oil 

products were registered for indoor use only there was a low likelihood of environmental 

exposure and adverse ecological impacts were not likely. 

 
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Human Health Risk Assessment Status:

The following are key findings of the recent human health risk assessments for pine oil. Please 

refer to Pine Oil: Human Health Risk Assessment Scoping Document in Support of Registration 

Review, located in the docket, for a detailed discussion of the human health risk assessment. 

Hazard Characterization: 

 Pine oil has been shown to have low toxicity by the oral route (Toxicity Category III), 

dermal route (Toxicity Category III) and inhalation route (Toxicity Category IV). Pine 

oil has also been shown to be a moderate skin irritant (Toxicity Category III) and shows a 

strong response as an eye irritant (Toxicity Category II). 

Dietary (Food and Water): 

 Acute and chronic dietary exposure were assessed for indirect food-contact surface uses 

of pine oil for the 2006 RED. The Agency concluded that one dietary exposure scenario, 

exposure of children to 60% pine oil cleaning solution, presented risks of concern. As a 

result, the Agency specified in the RED that label mitigation language be added to limit 

the “full strength” rates to a maximum dilution rate of 0.31%. 

 Due to the low likelihood of surface or ground water contamination from the indoor uses 

of pine oil, a drinking water assessment has not been conducted for pine oil. 

Residential: 

 The most recent residential exposure risk assessment was completed in support of the 

2006 RED on both application and post-application exposure. No risks of concern were 

identified for adults; however, an inhlatation risk of concern was identified for toddlers. 

 Incidental oral exposure to toddlers mouthing treated clothing was also assessed. Risks 

of concern were not identified. 

Aggregate: 

 An aggregate risk assessment was performed in support of the 2006 RED. For adults, 

dietary and inhalation exposures were aggregated and for toddlers, dietary and short-term 

incidental oral exposures were aggregated. The Agency’s level of concern was exceeded 

for children/toddlers. 

Occupational: 

 The most recent occupational risk assessment was performed in support of the 2006 

RED. Short-term inhalation exposures and intermediate-term dermal and inhalation 

exposures from contact with pine oil were assessed for handling pine oil-containing 

cleaning products via low pressure spray, wiping, and mopping applications. No risks of 

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 The Agency determined that post-application exposures via the dermal and inhalation 

routes were likely to be minimal when compared to handler exposure; therefore, a 

separate screening-level assessment was not conducted for occupational post-application 

exposure. 

Cumulative: 

 EPA does not have, at this time, available data to determine whether pine oil has a 

common mechanism of toxicity with other substances or how to include this pesticide in 

a cumulative risk assessment. For the purposes of this registration review, EPA has 

assumed that pine oil does not have a common mechanism of toxicity with other 

substances when used as an antimicrobial as registered. 

Incidents:

Ecological: 

 No pine oil ecological incidents have been reported in the OPP incident database. 

Human Health: 

 There are 283 pine oil related human incidents that have been reported to the EPA’s 

Office of Pesticide Program’s Incident Database (IDS). 

 The most common symptoms reported for oral exposure following accidental ingestion of 

pine oil include: coughing, choking, vomiting, nausea, abdominal pain, shortness of 

breath, drowsiness, lethargy, and loss of consciousness. In IDS, there have been 13 

reported death incident cases as a result of ingestion of pine oil containing products. 

 

 The most common symptoms reported for cases involving dermal exposure were skin 

irritation/burning, rash, itching, skin discoloration/redness. Symptoms associated with 

allergic skin reactions include blisters and hives. 

 The most common symptoms reported for cases involving inhalation exposure were 

coughing, choking, sneezing, respiratory irritation/burning, asthma/difficult breathing, 

shortness of breath, and respiratory depression. Reported incidents for inhalation also 

include headaches, shaking, numbness, drowsiness, lethargy and unconsciousness. 

 Ocular effects including eye irritation (burning and redness), corneal abrasion, eye 

swelling, eye discharge/infection and visual defect/blurred vision are common symptoms 

that have been reported with use of pine oil-containing products. 

Tolerances and International Harmonization: 

 Pine oil is currently exempted from the requirement of a tolerance under 40 CFR 

180.1035 for use in honey and honeycomb. In the 2006 RED, the Agency recommended 

that this exemption from the requirement of a tolerance be revoked because there were no 
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registered products for this use at that time. Because no new registrations have been 

granted utilizing this tolerance exemption since the 2006 RED, the Agency intends to 

revoke the pine oil exemption from the requirement of a tolerance in 2012. The proposed 

tolerance action will publish in the Federal Register and be available at regulations.gov in 

docket EPA-HQ-OPP-2012-0171. 

Data Call-In Status:

 The Agency anticipates issuing a post-RED data call-in (DCI) for pine oil and anticipates 

reviewing any data received in response to the post-RED DCI prior to conducting the 

registration review risk assessments anticipated as being needed in this document. Also, 

the Agency intends to conduct this registration review based on updated labels submitted 

in response to the post-RED DCI that reflect the label changes specified by the Agency in 

the 2006 RED. 

Labels: 

Registered products, including EPA registration numbers are provided in Table 1 below. For 

future reference, during registration review a list of product registration numbers will be included 

in the docket. Product registration labels may be obtained from the Pesticide Product Label 

System (PPLS) website at: http://oaspub.epa.gov/pestlabl/ppls.home. 

Table 1. Registered Products – Pine Oil 

Registration 

 # Registration Name Company Name Formulation Type 

% of 

Active 

Ingredient 

Types of Pesticide 

Use Patterns 

572-5 Rockland Penn-O-Pine 

Pine Disinfectant 

Value Garden 

Supply LLC 

Soluble 

Concentrate 70 

Disinfectant 

1672-14 Austin's Pine Oil 

Cleaner 

James Austin 

Company 

Soluble 

Concentrate 2.5 Disinfectant; Sanitizer; FungicideFungicide/Fungistat 

1839-112 PT 4.0 Pine Scent 

Disinfectant/Detergent Stepan Company Soluble Concentrate 4 Disinfectant; Fungicide/Fungistat 

2296-102 NAC Pine Odor 

Disinfectant 

National 

Chemical 

Laboratories, 

Inc. 

Soluble 

Concentrate 5 

Disinfectant 

2296-104 NACA Pine Oil 

Disinfectant 

National 

Chemical 

Laboratories, 

Inc. 

Oils 70 

Disinfectant 

2296-105 Pine-Act 

National 

Chemical 

Laboratories, 

Inc. 

Soluble 

Concentrate 15 

Disinfectant; Fungicide 

2296-108 Pine Quat National 

Chemical 

Soluble 

Concentrate 3.95 Disinfectant;Fungicide;Virucide 
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Registration 

 # Registration Name Company Name Formulation Type 

% of 

Active 

Ingredient 

Types of Pesticide 

Use Patterns 

Laboratories, 

Inc. 

3862-10 Pine Oil Disinfectant 

ABC 

Compounding 

Co, Inc. 

Soluble 

Concentrate 80 

Disinfectant 

3862-11 Pine Odor Disinfectant 

ABC 

Compounding 

Co, Inc. 

Soluble 

Concentrate 17.3 

Disinfectant 

3862-112 Chemscope Pine Kleen 

ABC 

Compounding 

Co, Inc 

Soluble 

Concentrate 3.95 

Disinfectant;Fungicide;Virucide 

3862-136 Vita-Pine (Coef. 5) 

ABC 

Compounding 

Co, Inc. 

Soluble 

Concentrate 13.54 

Disinfectant 

4313-9 Pure Pine Oil 

Disinfectant Carroll Company Soluble 

Concentrate 80 Disinfectant 

4313-41 Pine Ii Pine Odor 

Disinfectant Carroll Company Emulsifiable 

Concentrate 6.4 Disinfectant 

5813-28 Pine-Sol The Clorox Co. Soluble 

Concentrate 30 Disinfectant 

5813-30 Pine-Sol Household 

Cleaner The Clorox Co. Soluble 

Concentrate 20 Disinfectant;Fungicide 

Microbicide/Microbistat 

5813-31 Pine Sol Household 

Cleaner Disinfectant The Clorox Co. Emulsifiable 

Concentrate 20 Disinfectant 

5813-33 

Clean-O-Pine Cone 

Concentrated 

Disinfectant 

The Clorox Co. Soluble 

Concentrate 21.8 

Disinfectant 

5813-34 Pine-Sol Multipurpose 

Cleaner Disinfectant The Clorox Co. Emulsifiable Concentrate 15 Disinfectant 

5813-35 Pine-Sol Presto The Clorox Co. Ready-toUse Solution .5 Disinfectant;Fungicide 

5813-36 Pine Sol Cleaner 

Disinfectant The Clorox Co. Soluble 

Concentrate 19 Disinfectant 

5813-37 Pine-Sol Multi-Purpose 

Spray Cleaner The Clorox Co. Ready-toUse Solution .3 Disinfectant 

5813-41 Clorox Pine Oil The Clorox Co. Technical 

Chemical 99 Disinfectant 

5813-54 Pine-Sol Cleaner 

Disinfectant 1 The Clorox Co. Soluble 

Concentrate 15 Disinfectant 

5813-56 Pine-Sol Cleaner 

Disinfectant 6 The Clorox Co. Soluble 

Concentrate 6 Disinfectant 

5813-83 Clorox Losenip The Clorox Co. Soluble 8.7 Disinfectant; Fungicide 
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Registration 

 # Registration Name Company Name Formulation Type 

% of 

Active 

Ingredient 

Types of Pesticide 

Use Patterns 

Concentrate 

6836-87 Lonza DC-102 

Quaternary Pine Oil Lonza Inc. Soluble Concentrate 2.5 Disinfectant;Sanitizer;FungicideFungicide/Fungistat 

6836-168 Bio Guard P-13 

Disinfectant Lonza Inc. Soluble Concentrate 7.9 Disinfectant;Fungicide;Virucide 

6836-169 Lonza Formulation P-6 Lonza Inc. Soluble 

Concentrate 3.95 Disinfectant;Fungicide;Virucide 

6836-177 Lonza Formulation P-39 Lonza Inc. Soluble 

Concentrate 23.81 Disinfectant;Fungicide;Virucide 

9428-6 Sun-Pine 8.7% Pine Oil 

Disinfectant Cleaner 

Sun-Pine 

Corporation 

Soluble 

Concentrate 8.7 Disinfectant 

9886-2 Unipine 85 IFF Chemical 

Holdings, Inc. 

Technical 

Chemical 100 Disinfectant 

9886-4 Unipine 80 IFF Chemical 

Holdings, Inc. 

Technical 

Chemical 100 Disinfectant 

9886-10 Unipine 60 IFF Chemical 

Holdings, Inc. 

Technical 

Chemical 

100 Disinfectant 

9886-12 Uniclean 30/60 IFF Chemical 

Holdings, Inc. 

Soluble 

Concentrate 30 Disinfectant 

9886-16 Uniclean 19.9/60 IFF Chemical 

Holdings, Inc. 

Soluble 

Concentrate 19.9 Disinfectant 

9886-17 Uniclean 19.9/85 IFF Chemical 

Holdings, Inc. 

Soluble 

Concentrate 19.9 Disinfectant 

10324-66 Defend Quaternary Pine 

Oil 

Mason Chemical 

Co. 

Emulsifiable 

Concentrate 2.5 

Disinfectant 

Sanitizer;Fungicide 

Fungicide/Fungistat 

10324-124 

Pine Odor D-Synfect 7 

Disinfectant Cleaner 

Deodorant 

Mason Chemical 

Co. 

Emulsifiable 

Concentrate 3.95 

Disinfectant;Fungicide;Virucide 

11668-3 Elpinol 85 Pine Oil T & R 

Chemicals, Inc. 

Technical 

Chemical 99.5 Disinfectant 

11668-10 T & R Brand Pine 

Disinfectant 

T & R 

Chemicals, Inc. 

Technical 

Chemical 30 Disinfectant 

11668-13 El Pinol 60 T & R 

Chemicals, Inc. 

Soluble 

Concentrate 60 Disinfectant 

11668-17 El Pinol 19.9 T & R 

Chemicals, Inc. 

Ready-toUse Solution 19.9 Disinfectant 

34160-1 Pine-Oil Disinfectant 

Detergent Concentrate 

Lighthouse For 

The Blind Of 

Houston 

Emulsifiable 

Concentrate 80 

Disinfectant 

34160-5 El Pinol T & R Lighthouse For Soluble 62 Disinfectant 
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Registration 

 # Registration Name Company Name Formulation Type 

% of 

Active 

Ingredient 

Types of Pesticide 

Use Patterns 

The Blind Of 

Houston 

Concentrate 

37265-42 Pine Odor Disinfectant Genlabs Soluble 

Concentrate 3.95 Disinfectant;Sanitizer;Virucide 

47371-102 Formulation POQ 1210 

H & S 

Chemicals 

Division 

Soluble 

Concentrate 2.48 

Disinfectant;Fungicide 

47371-105 Formulation POQ-451 

H & S 

Chemicals 

Division 

Soluble 

Concentrate 7.9 

Disinfectant;Fungicide 

47371-153 Formulation POQ451 

(1:32) 

H & S 

Chemicals 

Division 

Soluble 

Concentrate 3.94 

Disinfectant;Fungicide 

49547-5 Alen Pine Oil 60 Alen Del Norte Technical 

Chemical 

100 Disinfectant 

49827-2 Pine Glo Pine Glo 

Products Inc. 

Soluble 

Concentrate 1.86 Disinfectant 

67619-15 Needle 

Clorox 

Professional 

Products Co 

Oils 15 

Disinfectant;Virucide 

67619-19 Snip 

Clorox 

Professional 

Products Co 

Soluble 

Concentrate 8.7 

Disinfectant 

72138-1 Real Pine Cleaner 

Disinfectant Deodorizer White Cap, Inc. Soluble Concentrate 30 Disinfectant 

72138-4 Xtra-Pine Cleans 

Disinfects Deodorizes White Cap, Inc. 

Oils (no 

added 

pesticide) 

Ready-toUse Solution 

5 

Disinfectant 

72138-6 Softpine White Cap, Inc. Soluble 

Concentrate 5 Disinfectant;Sanitizer 

72138-8 White Cap 15% Pine Oil 

Cleaner/Disinfectant White Cap, Inc. Soluble Concentrate 15 Disinfectant;Sanitizer 

82771-1 King Pine Brand 

Disinfectant 

Saba Chemical 

Corporation 

Soluble 

Concentrate 19.9 Disinfectant 

 
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III. Summary of Anticipated Data Requirements – Pine Oil 

The table below summarizes anticipated data needs for the Pine Oil Case in Section I of this 

document (Preliminary Work Plan), Product Chemistry, Environmental Fate, and Ecological 

Effects Scoping Document in Support of Registration Review of Pine oil, and Pine Oil: Human 

Health Risk Assessment Scoping Document in Support of Registration Review. 

Table 2. Summary of Anticipated Data Requirements – Pine Oil 

Guideline 

Number Anticipated Data Requirement Test Material

Estimated 

Timeframe 

(Measured in 

months from 

DCI Receipt)

870.3100 90-day oral (feeding)4 TGAI 24 

870.6200 90-day neurotoxicity4 TGAI 24 

870.3465 90-day inhalation toxicity (rat) TGAI 24 

875.1200 Dermal indoor exposure TGAI 12 

875.1400 Inhalation indoor exposure TGAI 12 

875.1600 Application exposure data reporting and 

calculations TGAI 12 

875.2500 Inhalation exposure TGAI 12 

875.2800 Description of human activity TGAI 12 

875.2300 Indoor surface residue dissipation5 TEP 24 

875.2900 Data reporting and calculations TGAI 12 

Special Study Nature of the residue on surface, migration 

study6 TEP 24 

 

4

 The Agency will accept a combined 90-day oral and 90-day neurotoxicity study. The combined study would need 

to be a 90-day (oral) subchronic toxicity study with additional neurotoxicity evaluations. These studies are 

anticipated because of the lack of a repeat-dose, route-specific (oral) study conducted with pine oil, evidence of 

neurotoxicity in the existing pine oil toxicity data base and the documented neurotoxicity of other chemicals 

belonging to the same class (i.e., terpenoids) as the active ingredient. Data obtained from the individual studies or 

combined study will provide critical scientific information (potential systemic toxicities/neurotoxic effects) via the 

oral route of exposure and may result in the selection of new toxicological endpoints for quantification of risks from 

the indirect-food uses of pine oil-containing pesticide products. The anticipated DCI will provide that a protocol 

must be submitted for review and approval by the Agency prior to initiating the studies or the combined study. 

5

Anticipated study would need to be conducted with toys and textiles treated with pine oil. The anticipated DCI will 

provide that a protocol must be submitted for review and approval by the Agency prior to initiating this study. 

6

 Anticipated study would need to be conducted with pine oil products used on hard non-porous surfaces in food 

settings such as kitchen countertops. The anticipated DCI will provide that a protocol must be submitted for review 

and approval by the Agency prior to initiating this study. 
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875.1700 Product use information (handler) TGAI 12 

875.2700 Product use information (post-application) TGAI 12 

TGAI: Technical Grade Active Ingredient 

TEP: Typical End Use Product 
IV. Appendix A: Use Patterns – Pine Oil

EPA Reg # Formulation % A. I. Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces Application Method Min App Rate Max App Rate

Max App Rate Converted Units Use Limitations

572-5 

soluble concentrate 70.00%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sprinkle/spray Not listed

4 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time Tbsp/gal

572-5 

soluble concentrate 70.00%

Commercial, institutional and industrial premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in industrial plants such as floors and walls sponge, mop, brush Not listed

3.5 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time Tbsp/gal

572-5 

soluble concentrate 70.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in schools, office and apartment buildings sponge, mop, brush Not listed

3.5 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

6 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time Tbsp/gal

572-5 

soluble concentrate 70.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed

3.5 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

6 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time Tbsp/gal

572-5 

soluble concentrate 70.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom/restroom and locker room surfaces such as toilets, urinals and outhouses sponge, mop, brush Not listed

3.5 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

6 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time Tbsp/gal

572-5 

soluble concentrate 70.00%

Agricultural premises and equipment

Farm premises/Poultry surfaces such as floors, walls and surfaces of barns, pens, stalls, chutes as well as the cleaned forks, shovels, and scrapers used for removing litter andmanure.

Spray, sponge, mop, brush, immersion Not listed

3.5 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

6 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time Tbsp/gal

Do not use in milkinparlors or milk hous

1672-14 

Soluble Concentrate 2.50%

Medical premises and equipmentHospital and healthcare premises

Hard nonporous surfaces areas in Hospitals, nursing homes, medical and dental offices and clinics, healthcare facilities, physician offices, operating rooms, radiology rooms, isolation wards, hospices, and medical research facilities, hospices.

cloth, mop, sponge or sprayer

2.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse before use.

5.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse before use. oz/gal

1672-14 

Soluble Concentrate 2.50%

Medical premises and equipmentHospital and healthcare premises

Preclean or decontaminate critical or semicritical medical devices prior to sterilization or high level disinfection. Immersion Not listed

5.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse before use. oz/gal

1672-14 

soluble concentrate 2.50%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush

2.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse before use.

5.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse before use. oz/gal

1672-14 

soluble concentrate 2.50%

Residential and Public access premises

Kitchen floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush

2.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse before use.

5.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse before use. oz/gal

1672-14 

soluble concentrate 2.50%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush

2.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse before use.

5.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse before use. oz/gal

1839-112 

soluble concentrate 4.00%

Medical premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in hospitals, veterinary clinics, nursing homes and barber/salon shops sponge, mop, brush Not listed

4 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

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IV. Appendix A: Use Patterns – Pine Oil

EPA Reg # Formulation % A. I. Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces Application Method Min App Rate Max App Rate

Max App Rate Converted Units Use Limitations

1839-112 

soluble concentrate 4.00%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sponge, mop, brush Not listed

4 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

1839-112 

soluble concentrate 4.00%

Commercial, institutional and industrial premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in industrial plants such as floors and walls sponge, mop, brush Not listed

4 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

1839-112 

soluble concentrate 4.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in schools, office and apartment buildings sponge, mop, brush Not listed

4 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time Tbsp/gal

1839-112 

soluble concentrate 4.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed

4 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time Tbsp/gal

1839-112 

soluble concentrate 4.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom/restroom and locker room surfaces such as toilets, urinals and outhouses sponge, mop, brush Not listed

4 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time Tbsp/gal

2296-102 

soluble concentrate 5.00%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sprinkle/spray Not listed

4 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time Tbsp/gal

2296-102 

soluble concentrate 5.00%

Commercial, institutional and industrial premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in industrial plants such as floors and walls sponge, mop, brush Not listed

3.5 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time Tbsp/gal

2296-102 

soluble concentrate 5.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in schools, office and apartment buildings sponge, mop, brush Not listed

3.5 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time Tbsp/gal

2296-102 

soluble concentrate 5.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed

3.5 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time Tbsp/gal

2296-102 

soluble concentrate 5.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom/restroom and locker room surfaces such as toilets, urinals and outhouses sponge, mop, brush Not listed

3.5 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time Tbsp/gal

2296-102 

soluble concentrate 5.00%

Agricultural premises and equipment

Farm premises/Poultry surfaces such as floors, walls and surfaces of barns, pens, stalls, chutes as well as the cleaned forks, shovels, and scrapers used for removing litter andmanure.

Spray, sponge, mop, brush, immersion Not listed

3.5 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time Tbsp/gal

Do not use in milkinparlors or milk hous

2296-104 

soluble concentrate 70.00%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sprinkle/spray Not listed

4 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time Tbsp/gal

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IV. Appendix A: Use Patterns – Pine Oil

EPA Reg # Formulation % A. I. Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces Application Method Min App Rate Max App Rate

Max App Rate Converted Units Use Limitations

2296-104 

soluble concentrate 70.00%

Commercial, institutional and industrial premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in industrial plants such as floors and walls sponge, mop, brush Not listed

3.5 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time Tbsp/gal

2296-104 

soluble concentrate 70.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in schools, office and apartment buildings sponge, mop, brush Not listed

3.5 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time Tbsp/gal

2296-104 

soluble concentrate 70.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed

3.5 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time Tbsp/gal

2296-104 

soluble concentrate 70.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom/restroom and locker room surfaces such as toilets, urinals and outhouses sponge, mop, brush Not listed

3.5 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time Tbsp/gal

2296-105 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises Toilet bowls sponge, mop, brush Not listed

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

2296-105 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Commercial, institutional and industrial premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in industrial plants such as floors and walls sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

4-8 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

2296-105 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in schools, office and apartment buildings sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

4-8 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

2296-105 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

4-8 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

2296-105 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom/restroom and locker room surfaces such as toilets, urinals and outhouses sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

4-8 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

2296-108 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Medical premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in hospitals, veterinary clinics, nursing homes and barber/salon shops sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

2296-108 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Food Handling/storage establishments premises and equipment

Hard noporous non-food contact inanimate surfaces in food and meat processing plants sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

2296-108 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sponge, mop, brush Not listed

16 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

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IV. Appendix A: Use Patterns – Pine Oil

EPA Reg # Formulation % A. I. Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces Application Method Min App Rate Max App Rate

Max App Rate Converted Units Use Limitations

2296-108 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Commercial, institutional and industrial premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in industrial plants such as floors and walls sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

2296-108 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Residential and Public access premises

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in schools, office and apartment buildings sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

3862-10 

soluble concentrate 80.00%

Commercial, institutional and industrial premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in industrial plants such as floors and walls sponge, mop, brush Not listed

4oz/5 gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse oz/gal

3862-10 

soluble concentrate 80.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in schools, office and apartment buildings sponge, mop, brush Not listed

4oz/5 gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse oz/gal

3862-11 

soluble concentrate 17.30%

Commercial, institutional and industrial premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in industrial plants such as floors and walls sponge, mop, brush Not listed

16 oz/5 gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse oz/gal

3862-11 

soluble concentrate 17.30%

Residential and Public access premises

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in schools, office and apartment buildings sponge, mop, brush Not listed

16 oz/5 gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse oz/gal

3862-112 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Medical premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in hospitals, veterinary clinics, nursing homes and barber/salon shops sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

3862-112 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Food Handling/storage establishments premises and equipment

Hard noporous non-food contact inanimate surfaces in food and meat processing plants sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

3862-112 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sponge, mop, brush Not listed

16 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

3862-112 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Commercial, institutional and industrial premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in industrial plants such as floors and walls sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

3862-112 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Residential and Public access premises

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in schools, office and apartment buildings sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

3862-136 

soluble concentrate 13.54%

Residential and Public access premises

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in schools, office and apartment buildings sponge, mop, brush Not listed

4 oz/3 gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

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IV. Appendix A: Use Patterns – Pine Oil

EPA Reg # Formulation % A. I. Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces Application Method Min App Rate Max App Rate

Max App Rate Converted Units Use Limitations

3862-136 

soluble concentrate 13.54%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed

4 oz/3 gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

3862-136 

soluble concentrate 13.54%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom/restroom and locker room surfaces such as toilets, urinals and outhouses sponge, mop, brush Not listed

4 oz/3 gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

3862-136 

soluble concentrate 13.54%

Residential and Public access premises Toilet bowls sponge, mop, brush Not listed

4oz, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

4313-9 

soluble concentrate 80.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Laundry (shirts, pants, etc), residential and coin operated Pour Not listed 6 oz per load oz/load of laundry

4313-9 

soluble concentrate 80.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed

1.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

4313-9 

soluble concentrate 80.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Kitchen floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed

1.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

4313-9 

soluble concentrate 80.00%

Residential and Public access premises Toilet bowls sponge, mop, brush Not listed

1.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

4313-9 

soluble concentrate 80.00%

Residential and

Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed

1.5 oz/gal of water, 

10 minute contact time oz/gal

4313-9 

soluble concentrate 80.00%

Commercial, institutional and industrial premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in industrial plants such as floors and walls sponge, mop, brush Not listed

1.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

4313-9 

soluble concentrate 80.00%

Residential and Public access premises Pet kennels and quarters sponge, mop, brush Not listed

3 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

4313-9 

soluble concentrate 80.00%

Agricultural premises and equipment

Farm premises/Poultry surfaces such as floors, walls and surfaces of barns, pens, stalls, chutes as well as the cleaned forks, shovels, and scrapers used for removing litter andmanure.

Spray, sponge, mop, brush, immersion Not listed

3 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

Do not use in milkinparlors or milk hous

4313-41 

soluble concentrate 6.40%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush

1.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

6 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

4313-41 

soluble concentrate 6.40%

Residential and Public access premises

Kitchen floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush

1.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

6 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

4313-41 

soluble concentrate 6.40%

Residential and Public access premises Toilet bowls sponge, mop, brush Not listed

4.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

4313-41 

soluble concentrate 6.40%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush

1.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

6 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

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IV. Appendix A: Use Patterns – Pine Oil

EPA Reg # Formulation % A. I. Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces Application Method Min App Rate Max App Rate

Max App Rate Converted Units Use Limitations

5813-28 

soluble concentrate 30.00%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-28 

soluble concentrate 30.00%

Residential and Public access premises Automobiles sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-28 

soluble concentrate 30.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-28 

soluble concentrate 30.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Kitchen floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-28 

soluble concentrate 30.00%

Residential and Public access premises Toilet bowls sponge, mop, brush Not listed

2.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

5813-28 

soluble concentrate 30.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-28 

soluble concentrate 30.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Laundry (shirts, pants, etc), residential and coin operated Pour Not listed 1/2 cup per load

cup/load of laundry

5813-30 

soluble concentrate 20.00%

Residential and Public access premises Diapers-Laundry soak Not listed 1/2 cup per load

cup/load of laundry

5813-30 

soluble concentrate 20.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Laundry (shirts, pants, etc), residential and coin operated Pour Not listed 1/2 cup per load

cup/load of laundry

5813-30 

soluble concentrate 20.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-30 

soluble concentrate 20.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Kitchen floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-30 

soluble concentrate 20.00%

Residential and Public access premises Toilet bowls sponge, mop, brush Not listed

1.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

5813-30 

soluble concentrate 20.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-31 

soluble concentrate 20.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Laundry (shirts, pants, etc), residential and coin operated Pour Not listed 1/2 cup per load

cup/load of laundry

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EPA Reg # Formulation % A. I. Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces Application Method Min App Rate Max App Rate

Max App Rate Converted Units Use Limitations

5813-31 

soluble concentrate 20.00%

Residential and Public access premises Diapers-Laundry soak Not listed 1/2 cup per load

cup/load of laundry

5813-31 

soluble concentrate 20.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-31 

soluble concentrate 20.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Kitchen floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-33 

soluble concentrate 21.80%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-33 

soluble concentrate 21.80%

Residential and Public access premises

Kitchen floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-33 

soluble concentrate 21.80%

Residential and Public access premises Pet kennels and quarters sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-34 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Laundry (shirts, pants, etc), residential and coin operated Pour Not listed 1/2 cup per load

cup/load of laundry

5813-34 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-34 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Kitchen floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-34 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises Toilet bowls sponge, mop, brush Not listed

2.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

5813-34 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-34 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises Automobiles sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-35 ready to use 0.50%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces spray Not listed

Spray until damp. Wipe clean cup/gal

5813-35 ready to use 0.50%

Residential and Public access premises

Kitchen floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces spray Not listed

Spray until damp. Wipe clean cup/gal

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EPA Reg # Formulation % A. I. Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces Application Method Min App Rate Max App Rate

Max App Rate Converted Units Use Limitations

5813-35 ready to use 0.50%

Residential and Public access premises Toilet bowls spray Not listed

Spray until damp (3 oz). Wipe clean oz/gal

5813-36 

soluble concentrate 19.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-36 

soluble concentrate 19.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Kitchen floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-36 

soluble concentrate 19.00%

Residential and Public access premises Toilet bowls sponge, mop, brush Not listed

2.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

5813-36 

soluble concentrate 19.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-36 

soluble concentrate 19.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Laundry (shirts, pants, etc), residential and coin operated Pour Not listed 1/2 cup per load

cup/load of laundry

5813-37 ready to use 0.30%

Residential and Public access premises Automobiles spray Not listed

Spray until damp. 10 minute contact time. Wipe clean cup/gal

5813-37 ready to use 0.30%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces spray Not listed

Spray until damp. 10 minute contact time. Wipe clean cup/gal

5813-37 ready to use 0.30%

Residential and Public access premises

Kitchen floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces spray Not listed

Spray until damp. 10 minute contact time. Wipe clean cup/gal

5813-37 ready to use 0.30%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces spray Not listed

Spray until damp. 10 minute contact time. Wipe clean cup/gal

5813-41 Technical 99.00% For Forumlation use5813-54 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Laundry (shirts, pants, etc), residential and coin operated Pour Not listed 1/2 cup per load

cup/load of laundry

5813-54 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-54 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Kitchen floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

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EPA Reg # Formulation % A. I. Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces Application Method Min App Rate Max App Rate

Max App Rate Converted Units Use Limitations

5813-54 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-54 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises Pet kennels and quarters sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-56 

soluble concentrate 6.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Laundry (shirts, pants, etc), residential and coin operated Pour Not listed 1/2 cup per load

cup/load of laundry

5813-56 

soluble concentrate 6.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-56 

soluble concentrate 6.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Kitchen floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-56 

soluble concentrate 6.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-56 

soluble concentrate 6.00%

Residential and Public access premises Toilet bowls, urinals sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-83 

soluble concentrate 8.70%

Residential and Public access premises

Laundry (shirts, pants, etc), residential and coin operated Pour Not listed 1/2 cup per load

cup/load of laundry

5813-83 

soluble concentrate 8.70%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-83 

soluble concentrate 8.70%

Residential and Public access premises

Kitchen floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-83 

soluble concentrate 8.70%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-83 

soluble concentrate 8.70%

Residential and Public access premises Pet kennels and quarters sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

5813-83 

soluble concentrate 8.70%

Residential and Public access premises Toilet bowls, urinals sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

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IV. Appendix A: Use Patterns – Pine Oil

EPA Reg # Formulation % A. I. Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces Application Method Min App Rate Max App Rate

Max App Rate Converted Units Use Limitations

6836-87 

soluble concentrate 2.50%

Commercial, institutional and industrial premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in industrial plants such as floors and walls sponge, mop, brush

1 oz/gal of water, 60 sec contact time

5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

6836-87 

soluble concentrate 2.50%

Residential and Public access premises

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in schools, office and apartment buildings sponge, mop, brush

1 oz/gal of water, 60 sec contact time

5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

6836-87 

soluble concentrate 2.50%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush

1 oz/gal of water, 60 sec contact time

5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

2296-105 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

4-8 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

6836-168 

soluble concentrate 7.90%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom/restroom and locker room surfaces such as toilets, urinals and outhouses sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

3.75-6.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

6836-168 

soluble concentrate 7.90%

Medical premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in hospitals, veterinary clinics, nursing homes and barber/salon shops sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

3.75-6.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

6836-168 

soluble concentrate 7.90%

Food Handling/storage establishments premises and equipment

Hard noporous non-food contact inanimate surfaces in food and meat processing plants sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

3.75-6.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

6836-168 

soluble concentrate 7.90%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sponge, mop, brush Not listed

8 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

6836-168 

soluble concentrate 7.90%

Commercial, institutional and industrial premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in industrial plants such as floors and walls sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

3.75-6.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

6836-168 

soluble concentrate 7.90%

Residential and Public access premises

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in schools, office and apartment buildings sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

3.75-6.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

6836-168 

soluble concentrate 7.90%

Residential and Public access premises Pet kennels and quarters sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

3.75-6.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time cup/gal

6836-168 

soluble concentrate 7.90%

Medical premises and equipmentBarber/Salon uses

Barber/salon tools such as combs, brushes, razors, manicure/pedicuretools, clippers, tweezers, clipper and trimmer blades, cutting implements, plastic rollers,and scissors. Immersion Not listed

3.75oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

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EPA Reg # Formulation % A. I. Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces Application Method Min App Rate Max App Rate

Max App Rate Converted Units Use Limitations

6836-169 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom/restroom and locker room surfaces such as toilets, urinals and outhouses sponge, mop, brush

3 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5-12.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

6836-169 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Medical premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in hospitals, veterinary clinics, nursing homes and barber/salon shops sponge, mop, brush

3 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5-12.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

6836-169 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Food Handling/storage establishments premises and equipment

Hard noporous non-food contact inanimate surfaces in food and meat processing plants sponge, mop, brush

3 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5-12.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

6836-169 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sponge, mop, brush Not listed

16 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

6836-169 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Commercial, institutional and industrial premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in industrial plants such as floors and walls sponge, mop, brush

3 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5-12.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

6836-169 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Residential and Public access premises

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in schools, office and apartment buildings sponge, mop, brush

3 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5-12.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

6836-169 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Residential and Public access premises Pet kennels and quarters sponge, mop, brush

3 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5-12.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time cup/gal

6836-169 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Medical premises and equipmentBarber/Salon uses

Barber/salon tools such as combs, brushes, razors, manicure/pedicuretools, clippers, tweezers, clipper and trimmer blades, cutting implements, plastic rollers,and scissors. Immersion Not listed

7.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

6836-169 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Residential and Public access premises Automobiles

sponge, mop, brush, spray Not listed

7.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time cup/gal

6836-177 

soluble concentrate 23.81%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom/restroom and locker room surfaces such as toilets, urinals and outhouses sponge, mop, brush

3 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5-12.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

6836-177 

soluble concentrate 23.81%

Medical premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in hospitals, veterinary clinics, nursing homes and barber/salon shops sponge, mop, brush

3 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5-12.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

6836-177 

soluble concentrate 23.81%

Food Handling/storage establishments premises and equipment

Hard noporous non-food contact inanimate surfaces in food and meat processing plants sponge, mop, brush

3 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5-12.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

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EPA Reg # Formulation % A. I. Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces Application Method Min App Rate Max App Rate

Max App Rate Converted Units Use Limitations

6836-177 

soluble concentrate 23.81%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sponge, mop, brush Not listed

16 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

6836-177 

soluble concentrate 23.81%

Commercial, institutional and industrial premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in industrial plants such as floors and walls sponge, mop, brush

3 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5-12.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

6836-177 

soluble concentrate 23.81%

Residential and Public access premises

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in schools, office and apartment buildings sponge, mop, brush

3 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5-12.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

6836-177 

soluble concentrate 23.81%

Residential and Public access premises Pet kennels and quarters sponge, mop, brush

3 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5-12.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time cup/gal

6836-177 

soluble concentrate 23.81%

Medical premises and equipmentBarber/Salon uses

Barber/salon tools such as combs, brushes, razors, manicure/pedicuretools, clippers, tweezers, clipper and trimmer blades, cutting implements, plastic rollers,and scissors. Immersion Not listed

7.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

9428-6 

soluble concentrate 8.70%

Residential and Public access premises

Laundry (shirts, pants, etc), residential and coin operated Pour Not listed 1/2 cup per load

cup/load of laundry

9428-6 

soluble concentrate 8.70%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

9428-6 

soluble concentrate 8.70%

Residential and Public access premises

Kitchen floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

9428-6 

soluble concentrate 8.70%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

9428-6 

soluble concentrate 8.70%

Residential and Public access premises Pet kennels and quarters sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

9428-6 

soluble concentrate 8.70%

Residential and Public access premises Toilet bowls, urinals sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

9886-2 Technical 100.00% For Forumlation use9886-4 Technical 100.00% For Forumlation use

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EPA Reg # Formulation % A. I. Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces Application Method Min App Rate Max App Rate

Max App Rate Converted Units Use Limitations

9886-10 Technical 100.00% For Forumlation use9886-12 

soluble concentrate 30.00%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

9886-12 

soluble concentrate 30.00%

Residential and Public access premises Pet kennels and quarters sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

9886-12 

soluble concentrate 30.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

9886-12 

soluble concentrate 30.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Laundry (shirts, pants, etc), residential and coin operated Pour Not listed 1/2 cup per load

cup/load of laundry

9886-12 

soluble concentrate 30.00%

Residential and Public access premises Dog Bath sponge, immersion Not listed

3 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time Tbsp/gal

9886-16 

soluble concentrate 19.90%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

9886-16 

soluble concentrate 19.90%

Residential and Public access premises Pet kennels and quarters sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

9886-16 

soluble concentrate 19.90%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

9886-16 

soluble concentrate 19.90%

Residential and Public access premises

Laundry (shirts, pants, etc), residential and coin operated Pour Not listed 1/2 cup per load

cup/load of laundry

9886-17 

soluble concentrate 19.90%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

9886-17 

soluble concentrate 19.90%

Residential and Public access premises Pet kennels and quarters sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

9886-17 

soluble concentrate 19.90%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

9886-17 

soluble concentrate 19.90%

Residential and Public access premises

Laundry (shirts, pants, etc), residential and coin operated Pour Not listed 1/2 cup per load

cup/load of laundry

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EPA Reg # Formulation % A. I. Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces Application Method Min App Rate Max App Rate

Max App Rate Converted Units Use Limitations

9886-17 

soluble concentrate 19.90%

Residential and Public access premises Dog Bath sponge, immersion Not listed

3 Tbsp/gal of water, 10 minute contact time Tbsp/gal

10324-66 

Soluble Concentrate 2.50%

Medical premises and equipmentHospital and healthcare premises

Hard nonporous surfaces such as Hospital beds, bed railings, bedpans, gurneys, traction devices, MRI, CAT, examining tables, scales, paddles, wheelchairs, cervical collars, neck braces, spine backboards, stretchers; unit stools, CPR training mannequins, curing lights, light lens covers, slit lamps, operating room lights, operating tables, oxygen hoods, dental chairs/countertops, examination tables, Xray tables, washing areas in Hospitals, nursing homes, medical and dental offices and clinics, healthcare facilities, physician offices, operating rooms, radiology rooms, isolation wards, hospices, and medical research facilities, hospices.

cloth, mop, sponge or sprayer

2.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse before use.

5.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse before use. oz/gal

10324-66 

Soluble Concentrate 2.50%

Medical premises and equipmentHospital and healthcare premises

Preclean or decontaminate critical or semicritical medical devices prior to sterilization or high level disinfection. Immersion Not listed

5.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse before use. oz/gal

10324-66 

Soluble Concentrate 2.50%

Medical premises and equipmentUltrasonic cleaning units

Hard, (inanimate) non-porous, non-critical objects compatible with Ultrasonic cleaningunits. Immersion

1.0 oz/gal of water, 

10 minute contact time. Rinse with sterile water before use.

5.0 oz/gal of water, 

10 minute contact time. Rinse with sterile water before use. oz/gal

10324-66 

Soluble Concentrate 2.50%

Medical premises and equipmentBarber/Salon uses Hard nonporous surfaces in pedicure footbaths. cloth, mop, sponge or sprayer Not listed

2.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse before use. oz/gal

10324-66 

Soluble Concentrate 2.50%

Medical premises and equipmentBarber/Salon uses

Barber/salon tools such as combs, brushes, razors, manicure/pedicuretools, clippers, tweezers, clipper and trimmer blades, cutting implements, plastic rollers,and scissors. Immersion

1 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse and dry before use

2.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse and dry before use oz/gal

10324-66 

Soluble Concentrate 2.50%

Medical premises and equipmentBath and threrapy equipment

Hard nonporous, inanimate surfaces in bath and threrapy equipment.

circulation, swab, brush or sponge Not listed

5.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse before use. oz/gal

10324-66 

Soluble Concentrate 2.50%

Medical premises and equipmentPersonal protective equipment.

Hard nonporous, inanimate surfaces on respirators

immersion, cloth, mop, sponge or sprayer Not listed

5.0 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse before use. oz/gal

must comply with afor cleaning respiratequipment (29 CFR 

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IV. Appendix A: Use Patterns – Pine Oil

EPA Reg # Formulation % A. I. Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces Application Method Min App Rate Max App Rate

Max App Rate Converted Units Use Limitations

10324-66 

Soluble Concentrate 2.50%

Medical premises and equipmentVeterinary premises 

Hard nonporous, inanimate surfaces in veterinary clinics, animal life science laboratories, animal laboratories, animal research centers, animal quarantine areas, animal holding areas, equine farms, animal research centers, animal quarantine areas, animal breeding facilities, kennels, dog/cat animal kennels, breeding and grooming establishments, pet animal quarters, zoos, pet shops, tack shops, operating rooms, washing areas, waiting rooms, examination rooms and other animal care facilities.

cloth, mop, sponge or sprayer Not listed

2.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse before use. oz/gal

10324-66 

Soluble Concentrate 2.50%

Medical premises and equipmentVeterinary premises 

Small animal cage and cage furniture and gravel substrates

cloth, mop, sponge or sprayer Not listed

2.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse before use. oz/gal

10324-66 

Soluble Concentrate 2.50%

Residential and public access premisesrestrooms and bathroom areas Toilet bowls, urinals spray, brush Not listed

2.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse before use. oz/gal

10324-66 

Soluble Concentrate 2.50%

Residential and public access premisesrestrooms and bathroom areas

Tubs, shower stalls, sinks faucets and other hard nonporous surfaces

cloth, mop, sponge or sprayer Not listed

2.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse before use. oz/gal

10324-66 

Soluble Concentrate 2.50%

Residential and public access premises-Pet living/sleeping quarters

Kennels, kennel runs, kennel/cages floors, animal transportation vehicles, pet animal quarters and equipment not used for animal food or water.

cloth, mop, sponge or sprayer Not listed

2.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse before use. oz/gal

10324-124 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Medical premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in hospitals, veterinary clinics, nursing homes and barber/salon shops sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

10324-124 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Food Handling/storage establishments premises and equipment

Hard noporous non-food contact inanimate surfaces in food and meat processing plants sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

10324-124 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sponge, mop, brush Not listed

16 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

10324-124 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Commercial, institutional and industrial premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in industrial plants such as floors and walls sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

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EPA Reg # Formulation % A. I. Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces Application Method Min App Rate Max App Rate

Max App Rate Converted Units Use Limitations

10324-124 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Medical premises and equipmentBarber/Salon uses

Barber/salon tools such as combs, brushes, razors, manicure/pedicuretools, clippers, tweezers, clipper and trimmer blades, cutting implements, plastic rollers,and scissors. Immersion Not listed

7.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time. Rinse and dry before use oz/gal

10324-124 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Residential and Public access premises

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in schools, office and apartment buildings sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

10807-111 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Medical premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in hospitals, veterinary clinics, nursing homes and barber/salon shops sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

8 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

10807-111 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Food Handling/storage establishments premises and equipment

Hard noporous non-food contact inanimate surfaces in food and meat processing plants sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

8 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

10807-111 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Commercial, institutional and industrial premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in industrial plants such as floors and walls sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

8 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

10807-111 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Residential and Public access premises

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in schools, office and apartment buildings sponge, mop, brush

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

8 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

11668-3 99.50% For Forumlation use11668-10 30.00% Label not legible

11668-13 

soluble concentrate 60.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces in kitchens and bathrooms sponge, mop, brush

2 Tbsp/gal of water 10 minute contact time

4 Tbsp/gal of water 10 minute contact time cup/gal

11668-13 

soluble concentrate 60.00%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sponge, mop, brush Not listed 2 Tbsp/gal of water Tbsp/gal

11668-14

soluble concentrate 62.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces in kitchens and bathrooms sponge, mop, brush

2 Tbsp/gal of water 10 minute contact time

4 Tbsp/gal of water 10 minute contact time cup/gal

11668-14

soluble concentrate 62.00%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sponge, mop, brush Not listed 2 Tbsp/gal of water Tbsp/gal

11668-17 19.90% Label not legible

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IV. Appendix A: Use Patterns – Pine Oil

EPA Reg # Formulation % A. I. Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces Application Method Min App Rate Max App Rate

Max App Rate Converted Units Use Limitations

34160-1 

Soluble Concentrate 80.00%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sponge, mop, brush Not listed 2 Tbsp/gal of water Tbsp/gal

34160-1 

Soluble Concentrate 80.00%

Residential and Public access premises Floors- wood, tile and cement Mop 

2 Tbsp/3 gal of water

4Tbsp/3 gal of water Tbsp/gal

34160-1 

Soluble Concentrate 80.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom/restroom and locker room surfaces such as floors, shower stalls,

mop, brush cloth, spray Not listed 4 Tbsp/gal of water Tbsp/gal

34160-1 

Soluble Concentrate 80.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Laundry (shirts, pants, etc), residential and coin operated Pour Not listed 1/2 cup per load

cup/load of laundry

37265-42 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Medical premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in hospitals, veterinary clinics, nursing homes and barber/salon shops sponge, mop, brush

4 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

37265-42 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Food Handling/storage establishments premises and equipment

Hard noporous non-food contact inanimate surfaces in food and meat processing plants sponge, mop, brush

4 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

37265-42 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sponge, mop, brush Not listed

16 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

37265-42 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Commercial, institutional and industrial premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in industrial plants such as floors and walls sponge, mop, brush

4 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

37265-42 

soluble concentrate 3.95%

Residential and Public access premises

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in schools, office and apartment buildings sponge, mop, brush

4 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

7.5 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

47371-102 

soluble concentrate 2.48%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

47371-102 

soluble concentrate 2.48%

Residential and Public access premises

Kitchen floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

47371-102 

soluble concentrate 2.48%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

47371-102 

soluble concentrate 2.48%

Residential and Public access premises Toilet bowls, urinals sponge, mop, brush Not listed

1.5 oz directly into bowl water, 10 minute contact time cup/gal

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IV. Appendix A: Use Patterns – Pine Oil

EPA Reg # Formulation % A. I. Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces Application Method Min App Rate Max App Rate

Max App Rate Converted Units Use Limitations

47371-105 

soluble concentrate 7.90%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

47371-105 

soluble concentrate 7.90%

Residential and Public access premises

Kitchen floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

47371-105 

soluble concentrate 7.90%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/4 cup/gal of water cup/gal

47371-105 

soluble concentrate 7.90%

Residential and Public access premises Toilet bowls, urinals sponge, mop, brush Not listed

1.5 oz directly into bowl water, 10 minute contact time cup/gal

47371-153 

soluble concentrate 3.94%

Medical premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in hospitals, veterinary clinics, nursing homes and barber/salon shops sponge, mop, brush

4 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

8 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

47371-153 

soluble concentrate 3.94%

Food Handling/storage establishments premises and equipment

Hard noporous non-food contact inanimate surfaces in food and meat processing plants sponge, mop, brush

4 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

8 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

47371-153 

soluble concentrate 3.94%

Commercial, institutional and industrial premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in industrial plants such as floors and walls sponge, mop, brush

4 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

8 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

47371-153 

soluble concentrate 3.94%

Residential and Public access premises

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in schools, office and apartment buildings sponge, mop, brush

4 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

8 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

47371-153 

soluble concentrate 3.94%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush

4 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

8 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time cup/gal

47371-153 

soluble concentrate 3.94%

Residential and Public access premises Toilet bowls, urinals sponge, mop, brush Not listed

6 oz directly into bowl water, 10 minute contact time cup/gal

49547-5 100.00% For Forumlation use

49827-2 

soluble concentrate 1.86%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed

1/4 cup/gal of water, 10 minute contact time cup/gal

49827-2 

soluble concentrate 1.86%

Residential and Public access premises

Laundry (shirts, pants, etc), residential and coin operated Pour Not listed 1 cup per load

cup/load of laundry

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IV. Appendix A: Use Patterns – Pine Oil

EPA Reg # Formulation % A. I. Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces Application Method Min App Rate Max App Rate

Max App Rate Converted Units Use Limitations

67619-15 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed

1/4 cup/gal of water, 10 minute contact time cup/gal

67619-15 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Kitchen floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed

1/4 cup/gal of water, 10 minute contact time cup/gal

67619-15 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed

1/4 cup/gal of water, 10 minute contact time cup/gal

67619-15 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Laundry (shirts, pants, etc), residential and coin operated Pour Not listed 1/2 cup per load

cup/load of laundry

67619-19 

soluble concentrate 8.70%

Medical premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in hospitals, veterinary clinics, nursing homes and barber/salon shops sponge, mop, brush Not listed

1/4 cup/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

67619-19 

soluble concentrate 8.70%

Food Handling/storage establishments premises and equipment

Hard noporous non-food contact inanimate surfaces in food and meat processing plants sponge, mop, brush Not listed

1/4 cup/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

67619-19 

soluble concentrate 8.70%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sponge, mop, brush Not listed

1/4 cup/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

67619-19 

soluble concentrate 8.70%

Commercial, institutional and industrial premises and equipment

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in industrial plants such as floors and walls sponge, mop, brush Not listed

1/4 cup/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

67619-19 

soluble concentrate 8.70%

Residential and Public access premises

Hard noporous inanimate surfaces in schools, office and apartment buildings sponge, mop, brush Not listed

1/4 cup/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

67619-19 

soluble concentrate 8.70%

Residential and Public access premises

Laundry (shirts, pants, etc), residential and coin operated Pour Not listed 1/2 cup per load

cup/load of laundry

72138-1 

soluble concentrate 30.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed

1/4 cup/gal of water, 10 minute contact time cup/gal

72138-1 

soluble concentrate 30.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Kitchen floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed

1/4 cup/gal of water, 10 minute contact time cup/gal

72138-1 

soluble concentrate 30.00%

Residential and Public access premises Pet kennels and quarters sponge, mop, brush Not listed

1/4 cup/gal of water, 10 minute contact time cup/gal

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IV. Appendix A: Use Patterns – Pine Oil

EPA Reg # Formulation % A. I. Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces Application Method Min App Rate Max App Rate

Max App Rate Converted Units Use Limitations

72138-1 

soluble concentrate 30.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Laundry (shirts, pants, etc), residential and coin operated Pour Not listed 1/2 cup per load

cup/load of laundry

72138-4 

soluble concentrate 5.00%

Residential and Public access premises Toilet bowls, urinals sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/2 cup/gal of water cup/gal

72138-4 

soluble concentrate 5.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Laundry (shirts, pants, etc), residential and coin operated Pour Not listed 1 cup per load

cup/load of laundry

72138-4 

soluble concentrate 5.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush

1/2 cup/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

2 2/3 cup/gal of water, 10 minute contact time cup/gal

72138-4 

soluble concentrate 5.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Kitchen floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush

1/2 cup/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

2 2/3 cup/gal of water, 10 minute contact time cup/gal

72138-4 

soluble concentrate 5.00%

Residential and Public access premises Pet kennels and quarters sponge, mop, brush

1/2 cup/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

2 2/3 cup/gal of water, 10 minute contact time cup/gal

72138-4 

soluble concentrate 5.00%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sponge, mop, brush

1/2 cup/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

2 2/3 cup/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

72138-6 

soluble concentrate 50.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom/restroom and locker room surfaces such as floors, shower stalls,

mop, brush cloth, spray

1/2 cup/gal of water, 10 minute contact time

2 2/3 cup/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

72138-6 

soluble concentrate 50.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Household and domsetic dwellings hard noporous inanimate surfaces

mop, brush cloth, spray 1 oz/gal of water 5 oz/gal of water oz/gal

72138-4 

soluble concentrate 5.00%

Residential and Public access premises Toilet bowls, urinals sponge, mop, brush Not listed 1/2 cup/gal of water cup/gal

72138-8 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Laundry (shirts, pants, etc), residential and coin operated Pour Not listed 1/2 cup per load

cup/load of laundry

72138-8 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed

4 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time cup/gal

72138-8 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises

Kitchen floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed

4 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time cup/gal

72138-8 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises Pet kennels and quarters sponge, mop, brush Not listed

4 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time cup/gal

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IV. Appendix A: Use Patterns – Pine Oil

EPA Reg # Formulation % A. I. Use Site Treatment Site/Surfaces Application Method Min App Rate Max App Rate

Max App Rate Converted Units Use Limitations

72138-8 

soluble concentrate 15.00%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sponge, mop, brush Not listed

4 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

82771-1 

soluble concentrate 19.90%

Residential and Public access premises

Bathroom floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

82771-1 

soluble concentrate 19.90%

Residential and Public access premises

Kitchen floors and walls and other hard noporous inanimate surfaces sponge, mop, brush Not listed

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

82771-1 

soluble concentrate 19.90%

Residential and Public access premises Garbage Cans sponge, mop, brush Not listed

2 oz/gal of water, 10 minute contact time oz/gal

82771-1 

soluble concentrate 19.90%

Residential and Public access premises

Laundry (shirts, pants, etc), residential and coin operated Pour Not listed 1/2 cup per load

cup/load of laundry

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