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Frugal Weed Killer

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Date: 10/09/2004 Topics: Gardening > Weeds | Make Your Own > Garden  
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To get rid of grass, weeds, or anything you don't want.
  • 1 gallon white vinegar
  • 1 lb. salt
  • 1/4 cup dish washing soap
Mix together and spray on whatever you DO NOT want.

It really works and is much cheaper than weed killers or spray.

By Marj

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Post by demetrio (1) | (07/09/2007)
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thanks for the recipe. i'm going to try it tomorrow!


Post by tblaura (1) | (06/10/2007)
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Yes but with the salt you cannot replant that area with any success.


Post By (Guest Post) (06/07/2007)
Be careful using this around cement and bricks - it can erode them. Also, my understanding is that you shouldn't use salt anywhere you want to plant something. The salt in the soil will kill anything you plant later on.

If you're not planning on planting anything where you spray, this works great.


Post by jennma521 (19) | (07/01/2006)
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what kind of soap do you use? just wondering since you said it really works so that i get one that really works too! thanks


Post By christina (Guest Post) (06/27/2005)
My sister and I have used this recipe for the last few summers. It works rather quickly and does quite well. ~Christina


Post by HopeRomine (14) | (10/12/2004)
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i will have to try that... thanks for the idea..


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