DON'T eat, drink, chew gum, smoke or use the bathroom after working with pesticides without washing your hands first. DON'T wear clothing that has been exposed to chemicals into the home where you will come into contact with other people. Chemicals may rub off clothing onto household items, which could increase the risk of accidental exposure. DON'T think that you know all there is to know about handling pesticides. Weather conditions are poor.
Equipment breaks down.
It is important to prevent overexposure to chemicals. This does not mean that chemicals should not be used, only that they should be used with caution. The first step to safe use is to be aware of the hazards and the precautions necessary to avoid contact. Put contaminated clothes in sealable clothing bag. Rinse body with emergency water.