If you cannot add rinsate to the tank mix, what is the recommended course of action?

The recommended course of action is to apply the rinsate on a site with a similar pest problem. This is because rinsate typically contains diluted pesticide residues and potentially other active ingredients from the tank. By applying it to a site that has a similar pest issue, you can effectively utilize the residues in a manner that is beneficial for pest control, while also ensuring compliance with safety and environmental regulations. This approach maximizes the efficacy of the treatment and minimizes waste, allowing for the responsible use of pesticide products.

In contrast, discarding it in regular trash would not be environmentally safe or compliant with waste regulations, as it could endanger human health or the environment. Pouring it down the drain poses significant risks of contaminating water sources and is often illegal under chemical disposal laws. Evaporating it in the open air might also spread harmful residues into the environment and could violate local air quality regulations. Hence, applying rinsate on a targeted pest issue is the most responsible and effective choice.