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Re: BT

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Sorry I can't directly respond to your questions about using BT cause I have 
never used it.

I do want to make a small comment about....

<< I agree that it is very strange that a company would shoot themselves in 
the 
 foot with such warnings(very dangerous was my interpretation of the 
 warnings--not their exact words)to me giving the idea of danger more 
 credibility. >>


Not trying to be controversial myself or anything, but most of those warning 
labels are mandated by the different states and companys are required to put 
them on.  Plus, they are also trying to protect themselves from lawsuits.  
Many people misuse a product, then when they get hurt, they sue the company 
that made it, the distributer, the retailer and anyone else they can think 
of. 

My husband writes labels for a paint company and comes home at night 
sometimes complaining that "California" (for example) called again, and the 
wording on such-n-such label is not exaclty correct.   All you have to do is 
go through your cabinets and read the labels.  Almost any label is enough to 
scare me.  haha

Plus common sense tells me that I don't want to get any chemical, pesticide, 
paint or what have you on my skin, or in my eyes, or on my clothes, or down 
my throat, unless it's specifically supposed to go there.  haha

Ever read all the warning labels on a ladder????


Denese (near Cincinnati, zone 6a, almost zone 5)


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