What materials should NOT be stored in a pesticide storage facility?

Food and drink should not be stored in a pesticide storage facility due to safety and contamination concerns. Pesticides are toxic substances designed to control pests, and their residue can pose serious health risks if they come into contact with food or drink. Storing food and drink in such an area increases the likelihood of accidental contamination, which can lead to serious health issues for individuals consuming those items. Ensuring that a pesticide storage facility is strictly used for pesticides and related materials helps maintain safety standards and prevents cross-contamination that could lead to harmful exposure.

Other materials, such as pesticide containers and equipment, spill cleanup kits, and medical supplies can have their places within the appropriate frameworks and protocols, as they serve specific functions related to pest control activities and emergency response.