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Homemade Weed Killer With Pine Sol?

I've misplaced a very effective recipe for an natural weed killer. It used Pine Sol as one of the ingredients. Would greatly appreciate if anyone is familiar with this recipe.

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By Norma (Guest Post)
May 20, 20080 found this helpful

You can use cheap white vinegar, just pour it directly, out of the bottle, on the weeds. The next morning... dead weeds. It works. I use it on cracks in the driveway and not in big spaces. But it works!

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May 20, 20080 found this helpful

I use 1 gallon white vinegar, 1 pound of salt, and a generous squirt of lemon dish detergent mixed in a watering can. Stir the mix well and sprinkle on the unwanted weeds. They are dead by the next morning and the best part is that it won't hurt my dogs!

 
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May 25, 20080 found this helpful

Tea kettle with boiling water also works. Just be careful and not spill it on your toes.
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March 26, 20090 found this helpful

You can spray your yard with Dawn Dish detergent, and Pine Sol. Equal amounts of both. Use a sprayer bottel hooked to your hose. This mixture takes care of fleas, beetles, and destroys ant hills.

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It also makes your grass greener, is safe on your flowers and plants,I have not used this,good luck.

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April 13, 20090 found this helpful

I love Pine Sol for everything. I make a house cleaner out of it in a spray bottle using 4 parts water to one part pine sol. I am now going to use the recipe above in the yard. Thanks! Robyn

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June 19, 20130 found this helpful

I use white vinegar, the cheaper the brand the better. Save the pinesol mixes to spray your trash cans, theones you put out for pick up. The pine sol smell makes the trash less nasty to your nose and totally nasty to the critters like racoons and skunks who may be in search of a free meal.

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Be Careful with the vinegar. Don't get it on any plants you want to keep. Otherwise it's totally safe for you, your pets, and the environment.

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September 4, 20171 found this helpful

Vinegar control: So as not to damage wanted plants, use plain white vinegar in a spray bottle, but put a can (large tomato can, coffee can, etc. with both ends removed) over the weed you want to kill and spray away. The vinegar will stay where you want it to stay.

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