Pesticides must not be transported with which of the following?

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Keep pesticides away from items that could be ingested or brought into living spaces. If pesticides are transported with food, drink, or household items like furniture, clothes, toiletries, or bedding, any leak or residue can contaminate them and pose exposure risks to people and pets. That’s why the rule is clear: pesticides must not be transported with food, drinks, or these personal/household items. Other items such as spare tires, tools, or paper towels aren’t part of that specific restriction, though it’s still best practice to keep pesticides in a secure, labeled container away from non-pesticide items to prevent contamination.