What should be done if clothing is saturated with concentrated pesticide?

If clothing has become saturated with concentrated pesticide, the safest and most responsible action is to discard the clothing. Pesticides can contain harmful chemicals that pose health risks to those who come into contact with them. Even after washing, residues may remain and could still be harmful when the clothing is handled or worn. Disposing of the contaminated clothing ensures that no one is exposed to potential hazards.

In contrast, other options could lead to exposure or health risks. Attempting to wash and reuse the clothing may not eliminate all pesticide residues, thus placing the wearer at risk. Air drying the clothing first does not remove the toxic substances, and donating such clothing could endanger others who might come into contact with it, thereby being an irresponsible choice. Discarding is the best course of action to ensure safety for both the individual and the community.