Can anyone use a general use pesticide?

General use pesticides are substances that are considered safe enough for the public to handle without requiring special training or certification. This means that individuals can generally use these pesticides for non-commercial purposes without any specific restrictions on their usage.

Using a general use pesticide for personal gardening or home pest control is acceptable, as these products are formulated to pose less risk to the user and the environment under typical usage scenarios. Therefore, the answer specifies that individuals can use these pesticides as long as they are not applying them for commercial purposes, aligning with regulations that allow broader accessibility for non-commercial use.

On the other hand, certain options suggest that there may be restrictions based on certification requirements or commercial use, which do not apply to general use pesticides. Additionally, age restrictions may exist for other chemical applications, but for general use pesticides specifically, these are generally deemed safe for adult users without the need for certification.