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Re: BT

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Hi, 
I don't want anyone to think I am taking offense at some of the responses, 
but I am not totally clueless about taking normal precautions when using any 
of these products.  The responses about labeling red tape or whatever do not 
explain why the company is stating that there is a hazzard to human being and 
pets and to specifically avoid contaminating water and food.  Am I to 
understand that no one believes there is any problem with eating the food 
even immediately after spraying BT?
I don't want to be a pain, but I just don't see a company (motivated by 
profit) making the statement that their product can contaminate food and 
water for human use if it does not.
I do appreciate the responses especially the ones explaining how BT works---I 
just can't see why  American would say their product could be harmful if it 
isn't
Can anyone refer me to a source on BT?
Hats all I'm gonna write on this subject I hope.
Happy gardening,
Bonnie C. Mt.zone 5  Ut.


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