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The document provides essential information for tenants in Seattle regarding landlord-tenant regulations, including obligations of both landlords and tenants, the Just Cause Eviction Ordinance, and various city ordinances affecting rental agreements. It outlines the rights and responsibilities of both parties, legal procedures for evictions, and guidelines for handling repairs and deposits. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of consulting both city and state laws for comprehensive understanding.

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Is hemlock poisonous if you just touch it?

Poison hemlock is toxic to people and livestock, but the plant isnt common in gardens and landscapes. Remove individual plants by hand pulling, hoeing, or spot application of an herbicide but never burn plants since it may release toxins into the air.

What happens if I touch a hemlock?

While looking at the plants or touching them is generally not hazardous, all parts of poison hemlock are toxic if ingested by humans and it is infamously known as the form of death chosen by Socrates. It is also highly toxic to livestock and wildlife.

What do witches use hemlock for?

Editorial Note: Based on mortality data files maintained by CDCs National Center for Health Statistics, from 1979 through 1988 (the most recent national data available) at least 58 persons in the United States died after ingesting a poisonous plant that was misidentified as an edible fruit or vegetable; inadvertent