Question 2016 of 406 · Illinois Pesticide Applicator General Standards Exam
Why are leather boots a poor choice when a label requires chemical resistant footwear?
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Correct answer to question 2016
- A: Leather absorbs pesticides and cannot be decontaminated
Explanation
Leather and canvas soak up pesticide and hold it against the skin, and they cannot be cleaned properly. Rubber or other chemical resistant boots can be washed and are the right choice when the label requires them.
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