I wear the same outfit, and so far so good. I've been using various sprays for over thirty years in my gardens. Most sprays have the same warning. It is not to be taken lightly. Just remember to put your clothes in the washing maching right after spraying. H-man should have some great guide lines!

The sprays which are the biggest concern are the bug killers like Imidan etc, those you need to be extremely careful with. One more reason why I never use them :-)

Once lime-sulphur is diluted in your tank its not going to cause any major problem. Lime-sulphur is a standard treatment for pet skin issues, you put the whole pet into it. While I'm not recommending you give yourself a similar treatment it indicates that there is not a serious toxicity issue of dilute solutions. As far as body exposure of the concentrate is concerned its similar to any strong acid or base, it can give burns if not washed off quickly. I have gotten it on my skin several times and did not get any kind of burn; I always wiped it off immediately and washed the area within a few minutes.

Scott

Sulfer was used to treat many things in the past, and still has it's uses. If you swallow enough water you will die. Last time I heard of that happening was the radio station contest, whom could drink the most water, the winner died.