That’s pretty strong vinegar. Use one cup mixed with half gallon of water as a weed killer. It will kill the leaves pretty fast, especially in the sun, but it takes 1-4 days to kill the stems and roots. Reapply after a rain or a growth spurt by other weeds. Best wishes! ☺️
For a healthy supply of this man-made concoction, mix a gallon of white vinegar, one cup of salt, and one tablespoon of dish soap. Make sure it is properly stirred, then put the mixture in a spray bottle for easy use. You can stash the bottle in your house for repeated use.
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for sidewalks or patios only....white vinegar and water 50/50 a dab of dish soap and a dab of salt
That’s pretty strong vinegar. Use one cup mixed with half gallon of water as a weed killer. It will kill the leaves pretty fast, especially in the sun, but it takes 1-4 days to kill the stems and roots. Reapply after a rain or a growth spurt by other weeds. Best wishes! ☺️
For a healthy supply of this man-made concoction, mix a gallon of white vinegar, one cup of salt, and one tablespoon of dish soap. Make sure it is properly stirred, then put the mixture in a spray bottle for easy use. You can stash the bottle in your house for repeated use.