True or False: To triple rinse a pesticide container, it is necessary to completely fill the container for each rinse.

To triple rinse a pesticide container, it is important to understand that the process involves rinsing the container thoroughly to remove pesticide residues. The correct approach does not require completely filling the container with water for each rinse. Instead, the container should be emptied, and then a smaller amount of water is used to swish around inside to ensure that any remaining pesticide is dislodged. This can be done effectively without completely filling the container each time.

The rationale behind triple rinsing is to prevent environmental contamination and promote safety by ensuring that no residual pesticides remain in the container, which could be a hazard during disposal or further use. While some may think that a full rinse is necessary to achieve thorough cleaning, the practice of a partial rinse followed by sloshing around the liquid is sufficient for effective decontamination.