Posted by paul on June 09, 2015 at 21:58:40 from (66.44.132.180):
In Reply to: Seen in Indiana posted by jon f mn on June 09, 2015 at 16:15:41:
Years ago, my herbicide deal said you had to have these special containers to haul bulk herbicides, they were not allowed to reuse totes, only these special round plastic containers. Period.
So I got one, used it 3 years.
Then, dot said those containers were wrong, you can't possibly use them, the only thing allowed is a tote. Period.
Both are plastic, I don't see a dang bit of difference, but those are the rules, don't you know, got to follow the rules.
Anyhow, the tote I was no way, no how allowed to use 3 years earlier because it was awful terrible dangerous then is now hauling bulk chemical and the special round plastic container that is much much safer is in the corner of the shed, and everything is just nice and legal and perfect. So,embody put a stamp on something to tell me that, and that makes it all right.
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