Which of the following is NOT a recommended personal hygiene practice when handling pesticides?

Wearing contact lenses is not considered a recommended personal hygiene practice when handling pesticides because it can pose a risk to eye safety. Pesticides can inadvertently get into the eyes, and contact lenses may trap these chemicals against the eye surface, potentially leading to irritation or more serious health issues.

On the other hand, practices such as washing hands before eating, changing into clean clothes after handling pesticides, and showering thoroughly after handling are crucial for minimizing pesticide exposure and preventing ingestion or skin contamination. These practices help ensure that any pesticide residue is removed from the skin and prevent accidental transfer to the mouth or eyes.