| Foodstuffs |
- Butter, lard and fats
- Iodised salt stablised with sodium hyposulphite
- Full fat soybean flour, whole wheat flour, other high protein flours and baking powderse
- Nuts with high oil content
- Certain sodas, cattle licks (ie, salt blocks), or other foodstuffs containing reactive sulfur compounds.
- Bone meal
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| Leather Goods |
Particularly kid or other leather goods tanned with sulfur processes. |
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| Woollens |
Extreme caution should be used in the fumigation of Angora woolens. Some adverse effects have been noted on woolen socks, sweaters, shawls and yarn.
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| Viscose Rayon |
Those rayons processed or manufactured by a process in which carbon bisulfide is used.
N.B : Never exceed the recommended dosage or exposure periods for food or foodstuff commodities.
Prior to repeated fumigation, have the food commodity analyzed for inorganic bromide residues.
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| Photographic Chemicals |
Not camera film or X-Ray film
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| Paper |
- Silver polishing papers.
- Certain writing and other papers cured by sulfide processes.
- Photographic prints and blue-prints stored in quantity.
- Blueprint papers
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| Rubber Goods |
- Sponge rubber
- Foam rubber, as in rug padding, cushions, mattresses and some car seals.
- Rubber stamps and other similar forms of reclaimed rubber.
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| Feathers |
Especially in feather pillows
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| Rug Padding |
Foam rubber, felts etc.
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| Vinyl, Furs, Charcol blocks and Activated carbon, Horsehair articles, Oil artworks, Sulfur-based paint & Cellphone |
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