True or False: Fabric-lined or leather gloves are allowed during pesticide mixing and application.

During pesticide mixing and application, the use of fabric-lined or leather gloves is generally not permitted. This is due to the fact that these materials are often not resistant to the chemicals found in pesticides. They can absorb the chemicals, leading to skin exposure and increasing the risk of contamination and potential health hazards.

Instead, gloves made from materials specifically designed to provide chemical resistance, such as nitrile, butyl rubber, or neoprene, are recommended. These materials offer better protection against pesticide exposure and mitigate the safety risks for individuals handling these substances. Therefore, stating that fabric-lined or leather gloves are allowed would be misleading regarding the necessary safety protocols in place for pesticide application and mixing.