Hypo run-off/waste

[handy.fox]

Hi Forum,
Quick question about how you guys deal with run-off/waste.
I’ve done a few jobs after thoroughly educating myself as best as I can.
I researched that hypo can run-off so long as proper steps taken. Thorough pre-soaking and equally as thorough post-rinse dilution soaking.
I was just wondering after my last job, if this is the best way.
How do you guys deal with run-off/waste?
Cheers.

 

[Truckcab79]

Pre-soak and flood the area after. I always advise clients that there might be some die-back of grass at the edges just to cover myself but so far it hasn’t happened.

 

[handy.fox]

Cheers. Yes that’s pretty much how I do it. I advise about smells post rain as well. So far no complaints but I just wanted to see who does what

 

[K in Kent]

Soaking before, during and after and perhaps even a tarpaulin too for added protection - but still the soaking as well.
On occasion if run-off is a particular concern or there are other delicate areas nearby I want to avoid like lead then I might apply the hypo with a brush or roller to minimise the amount I use and avoid risks of spraying. Then when it's rinsed it's so diluted there's nothing to worry about.