What is recommended for rinsewater if it cannot be added to the tank mix?

Applying rinsewater on a site with a similar pest problem is recommended because it effectively utilizes the pesticides remaining in the rinsewater while addressing issues in areas that need treatment. By doing this, the rinsewater can help manage the targeted pests without waste, improving the efficiency and effectiveness of pest control measures.

This option aligns with good agricultural practices where minimizing waste and maximizing the use of resources is essential. It also adheres to responsible pesticide management principles, ensuring that any materials are used effectively without introducing risks to other non-target areas.

Other suggestions may not fully leverage the potential benefits of the rinsewater. Discarding it would result in waste and potentially cause environmental concerns. Storing it for future use, while it may seem practical, could lead to complications regarding stability and efficacy over time, and using it for cleaning doesn't utilize the pesticide effectively against the intended pest problem.