Actually Bobad i think Bill meant it builds up in the soil etc. and ends up going up the foodchain.
IMHO, If the government wouldn't be so restrictive with a rotenone, which allegedly is less harmful for the environment, maybe some people wouldn't use the chlorine products. I do know there is some conjecture that repeated use of rotenone could eventually cause Parkinson's disease for the person applying it. I suppose there is a downside to any chemical we use.
Last edited by Cecil Baird1; 02/20/09 06:35 PM.
