Yes, It is cancer in a spray bottle...

[pbmus]

Link to tweet

[BannonsLiver]

1. Agree 100 percent

i quit using it years ago, thankfully, after the first warnings started to come out. First off, their bottles LEAK. A LOT. Seemingly almost by design. I recall using one spray bottle that left my hand covered in that shit after just a few minutes of use. Then it started to turn numb. At that point, I stopped using the product.

[Tipperary]

2. I wear gloves when using any chemical product.

Always. I also wash afterwards. Always.

[pnwmom]

4. You mean "toxin," right? Because water is a chemical product.

The air we breathe is made up of chemicals.

The food we eat is made of chemicals . . .

[procon]

3. If it can penetrate skin, just think what the fumes can do to your lungs. nt

[Danascot]

5. I have most of a container left

from when I stopped using it years ago. Any suggestions about how to dispose of it safely?

[pbmus]

7. Every county has biohazard drop off...

For paint, thinners, and other things not to go into trash..

[calimary]

6. I'm sorry for your loss - and the agony you ALL went through over this.

Think maybe this might become one of those “teachable moments”?

I’m glad this is getting coverage.

DAMN trump! Because he and all his many Scandals on Parade are sucking up all the oxygen in the newsrooms, this probably won’t get the headline status it deserves.

[Achilleaze]

8. That glyphosate crap exists solely for the benefit of GMO crap crops

So it's lose, lose, lose all around for everyone but Big Chem and Big Ag.