If rinse water cannot be added to the tank mix, what should be done with it?

When rinse water cannot be added to the tank mix, applying it on a site with a similar pest issue is the most appropriate action. This practice allows for the effective use of the rinse water by targeting a location where the chemicals present may be beneficial in managing pests. It ensures that the rinse water is not wasted and minimizes environmental impact by directly applying it to a site where it can serve a purpose.

In contrast, storing rinse water indefinitely is impractical and could lead to potential safety and contamination issues over time. Disposing of it in household waste is not advisable, as this may violate local regulations or contribute to environmental pollution. Using it to water gardens could introduce unwanted chemicals into the soil and affect plant health negatively, particularly if the rinse water contains pesticide residues. Therefore, applying it to a relevant site is the safest and most effective use of the rinse water.