Roundup Question
 

Inexplicably, I found a bottle of Roundup, unused and still in the Home
Depot bag, tucked away in one of my suitcases in the basement. I don't
remember buying it, but I guess I did.

The only thing I can think is that a housekeeper we had a couple of years
ago stuck it in there when she was cleaning and probably forgot it. But who
knows...

Since it had not apparently leaked, and was unused, is it ok to use the
suitcase?

"Buck Turgidson" wrote in message
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Inexplicably, I found a bottle of Roundup, unused and still in the Home
Depot bag, tucked away in one of my suitcases in the basement. I don't
remember buying it, but I guess I did.

The only thing I can think is that a housekeeper we had a couple of years
ago stuck it in there when she was cleaning and probably forgot it. But
who
knows...

Since it had not apparently leaked, and was unused, is it ok to use the
suitcase?



Yeah, but please dispose of the stuff correctly. Some counties have a
dropoff location for that sort of crap.

"Buck Turgidson" wrote:

Inexplicably, I found a bottle of Roundup, unused and still in the Home
Depot bag, tucked away in one of my suitcases in the basement. I don't
remember buying it, but I guess I did.
Since it had not apparently leaked, and was unused, is it ok to use the
suitcase?

Absolutely. It is not a very obnoxious chemical. The safest way to
dispose of it is to use as directed.

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