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CREOSOTE OIL Wood Preservative
EPA Est, No, 10727-PA-1 97% EPA Reg. No. 11690-1 maximum 3%
Keep Out of Reach of ChIldren (12 ptl
DA~GER (18 pt I
~t~tcment of PI'actical Treatment ( For Eye~: In case of contact wIth eyes, flush with plenty of water for at least IS minlltes. Cull u phVslclL1n.
~'or SkIn: ~ash exposed areas of skin with soap and w~ter ~fteT handlIng or USIng.
If :,;'",'i111owed: Do not induce vomltinq. Call a phvsIclan lmmed.ately.
N0~e Remove and wash contamInated clothlflg b'efore rClIse 01 dIscard In ~ccordance WIth in~tl-\lC~lOns for .. pe~tll'lde contalner dIsposal.
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MelOufactured by AMERICAN SEAl /If l; LlJ INC Subsidiary of MONS[ Y PRODUm l.U INC £. RUl'lInford, NJ 01013 Wat~do'd, NY 11189 Klmherton, PA 19442 Rock HIli, SC 79730 Indianapolis, IN 46241 Garland, T X 7&042 PRECAUTIONARY STAT~ME~TS HAZARDS TO HUMANS AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS
DANGER (18 pt)
Corrosive. Causes eye d~mage and skin irritation. Do not get in eyes, on skin or on clothing. Harmful or fatal if swallowed. Applicators must wear gloves impervious to this wood treatment formulation in all situations where dermal contact is expected. (For example, during the actual application process and when handling freshly treated wood) Spray applicators must wear protective clothing (including Over alls, jackets, gloves and boots) impervious to this wood treat ment formulation, and a cAspirator, head covering and goggles when spraying. Applicators who apply creosote by other application methods (e.g., brush-on) must wear disposable coveralls or other suitable imper meable protective clothing. Launder non-disposable protective c clothing separately from 0ther clothing. Applicators must not eat, d ink, or UsA tobacco products during those parts of the application process that may expose them to this wood treatment formulat10n.
Avoij inhaling vapors. If ~nhalati~n of vapors cannot be avoided, applicators must W8ar a properly fitting, well-maintained half maRk canister or cartridge respirator which is MSHA/NIOSH approved for organic vapors and acid gases. Wash thoroughly after skin contact, and before eating, drinking, use of tobacco products, or using restrooms.
ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS ( This product is toxic to fish and wildlife. Do not apply directly to water. Do not contaminate water by cleaning of equipment or disposal of wastes. Do not use this product to treat wood intended to be used where it may come into direct or indirect contact with public drinking water, or drinking water for domestic animals Or livestock, pxcept for those uses involving incidental contact such as docks and bridges.
PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL HAZARDS
This product will burn. Do not USA, pour or 8pi~1 near h~Rt'"r ooeh flame. This product has a strong odor. Do not use where'odor may penetrate to cause any odor problems. Keep from freezing while in storage. If exposed to temperatures below 40° F., may settle out.
1'1 " DIRECTIONS FOR U"E
It is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner incon8}~tpnt with its labeling.
STORAGE AND DISPOSA"
Securely wrap original pesticide container in several layers of newspaper and discard in trash. Do not reuse empty containers. ''''''1 Protective clothing must be changed when it shows signs of con tamination. DispoRe of worn-out protective clothing and work shoes in any general landfill, in the trash, or in any other man ner ~proved for pesticide disposal. Wood which has been treated with this product should be disposed of by burial Or ordinary trash collection. Do not burn treated wood in an outdoor fire or in stoves or fireplaces because toxic chemicals may be produced as part of the smoke and ashes.
Do not apply wl,ere there may be direct contact with domestic ani ma~s or livestock, and where there may be contamination of food, ( feed, or drinking and irrigation water. Do not apply in interiors. Do not apply tD wood i'ltended for vse in interiors except for those support structures which are in con tact with soil in barns, stables, and similar sites and which are subJect to decay or insect infestation, and millwork which has outdoor surfaces (e.g., door frames, windows and patio frames). Interior surfdces of the treated wood should be sealed with two COdts of an appropriate sealer.
U0 riOt. U::i1C L.lj,~1:l f..>1 '"'~U..:::t to treat wood intended to be lIsed for cutting-boards or counter-tops. Do not use this product to treat wood intended for construction of those port10ns of beehives which may come into contact with the honey.
Wood to b3 treated with this product should be cut to siz~ before treatment. If it is necessary to saW Or machine woo~ after treat ment, wear goqgles to protect the eyes from flying particles and a dust mask to avoid inhaling sawdust from the treated wood. If oily preservavatives or sawdust accumUlate on clothes, launder before re use. Wash work clothing separately from other household laundry. Contact with treated surfaces should be avoided even after the pre f:ie:-vdtive hdS dried. This product should not be used to treat wood which will be in fre quent or prolonged contact with skin, unless the wood will be treated with an effective sealer. Nole to User: As used on this label, the term "respirators· meJns properly fitting, well-maintained half-mask canister8 or car~ridge respirators which are MSHA!NIOSH-approved for orgallic vapors and acid gases. Examples of acceptable materials for protective cloth ing (e.g., overalls, Jackets, heae covering, boots, disposable coveralls, and gloves) required during application and handl~~4 of creosote are polyvinyla~etate (PVA), polyvinylchloride (PVC), reo pL'ene. NAil (Buna-N), and ni trile. Ur"thane, shellac, latex e~or:y en~mpl and varnish are acceptable sealers for creosote-treateJ uood. "'O-D-K CREOSOTE OIL WOOD PRESERVATIVE N()'O·K Creosote Oil Idds yelrS 01 lile to lumber. It saves time, labor, 8nd money, ftpolling wood·d ..troying termites, insects and vermin. It preserves wood exposed to moisture ~hoye or below ground. NO-D·l( Creosote u., " • pure distillate 01 high temperature Lvdl Tar r tessed for reduc tion of treezing pClIn!. ~t is used on tenet! posts, sills. joists, .n"; wood in contact with the ground. For be:. results use two coats on wood which is L ~ in contact with soil. NO·O·K Creosote , not ..it· able for application to suri4,,_ that are to o. painted. It stains the We 1 , lich brown color. DIRECTIONS Work area should be well '.ntilated. Wood ,hould b. dry and well seasoned. Us. Creosote Oil only when temperature is abo," 60 degrees f. Thi, product will erys· talli" under 40 degft., f. To liquely - place cans ;n a warm arLI ur,lil ready for Lse. This product ShOl:~d be stored in areas above 45- f at ali times. Brush Application - Ap, 'Iy two coats, us ing good qua lily brushes. Appty generously around ends, knots, and checked places. CO"" approximately 100150 square lect per gallon, depf'nding upon conditions 01 sllrface. Spray - Ap;,lv two coats. Covers approli· mately 100·150 square leet per gallon, IIf,t coat, and 150·225 square leet per gallon, second coat. Dipping._ Compl.t.1y immerse timb ... Protect oil from sparks and open flames. Fence posts, poles, foundation timbers and heavy wooden membe~s should be free of bark, dry and well·seasoned any immersed In the product lor a period 01 I, to 48 ( hours to be an effectIve wood preserver. Gerter~l: Do not reuse empty container. Destroy it by perforating or crushing. Bury or discard in a safe place away from water supplies. This product is tOlic to fish. This prod/xl is toxic to bids. 00 not contam;"at,. wa· ter by cleaning of equipment, or dispQsal of wastes. Creosoted wood should not be used where ils odor can contaminate food products. Keep container tightly closed when not in use.