and then pour a vinegar solution on the remaining roots. The only sure way is to dig down past the roots and take up all the sod. Then replant with good grasses.
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You can use Orthos crab grass killer.
Persistence. Dig out every clump that pops up. Make sure to get the roots.
I have found a lot of information that does indicate that Baking Soda, "Sodium Bicarcobonate" will at least stop the current growth of crab grass.