Remember, wear rubber gloves when handling soiled clothing to prevent pesticide exposure. Bleach or ammonia don't remove pesticides from clothing. Never mix these two products, because they react together to form poisonous chlorine gas. Small amounts of pesticides remain in the washing machine after the wash cycle is over, so it's important to rinse the washing machine with an empty load. Use hot water, the same detergent, and the same machine setting and cycle used for laundering the soiled clothing and run the machine through an extra cycle.
Line dry the clothes to keep from contaminating the dryer.
Wash hard hat, goggles, respirator, gloves and neoprene boots in hot soapy water after each use. If possible, remove the charcoal filter to avoid getting it wet. Store the clean articles away from where pesticides are stored. Wash only a few pesticide-soiled garments at a time, using lots of water and detergent Wash separately from family laundry. Discard clothing if any part of the clothing has been saturated with a pesticide.