Which item is the second exempt class of pesticides from indoor settings commercial application?

• A. Insect baits in tamper-resistant stations or baits placed in generally inaccessible locations
• B. low hazard and risk pesticides
• C. pesticides with the signal word CAUTION
• D. pesticides with the signal word DANGER

Answer: (B)

Exemption categories for indoor commercial pesticide use are based on hazard level; some products are allowed indoors without a licensed applicator because they’re considered low hazard. The second exempt class refers to products that are low hazard and low risk, which aligns with the idea that minimal toxicity and risk reduce regulatory burdens. The other options don’t establish an exemption category: placing baits in tamper-resistant stations relates to how a product is used rather than an exemption status, and signal words like CAUTION or DANGER indicate hazard levels on the label but don’t by themselves create an exemption from licensure. So the best choice is low hazard and risk pesticides. Always follow the label and state rules when applying.