Schedule 7 Poisons Permit — Concentrated Cleaning Chemicals
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Concentrated cleaning chemicals classified as Schedule 7 (Dangerous Poison) under the Poisons Standard — e.g. concentrated sodium hydroxide caustic, hydrofluoric acid for masonry restoration, paraquat dilutions — require a Schedule 7 permit / authority from the state health department.
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