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Doc: my vote was to lay the last thread to rest, not to open a whole new can of worms.
Attempting to reproduce any product's EPA specimen label with abbreviated "Cliff Notes" isn't very efficient, nor in the interest of fully informing prospective users.
For instance, SONAR is actually labeled for use in potable water reservoirs. However, applications of the product should not be made "within 1/4-mile of a functioning potable water INTAKE" (to prevent intake of high concentrations of product - as a precaution).
If you're going to rephrase product label info, state it accurately.
Product labels are available at the respective manufacturers' websites and should be read first-hand (pre-purchase) by anyone who is considering a DIY application. If a prospective user has a specific question or safety-concern regarding a product and its use, it may be more appropriate to address such issues with bullet-responses rather than a shotgun approach.
Kelly Duffie
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