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Homemade Weed Killer: What Works and What to Know
A common DIY approach is a vinegar-based spray, which can burn the leaves of small weeds:
Simple vinegar weed spray
- 1 gallon (about 4 liters) household vinegar
- 1 tablespoon dish soap (helps the liquid stick to leaves)
How to use
- Spray directly on the leaves of weeds on a dry, sunny day.
- Avoid spraying desirable plants—this mixture can damage grass, flowers, and vegetables too.
- Repeat may be needed because many weeds regrow from their roots.
Other natural weed-control methods
- Mulch: Blocks sunlight and prevents many weeds from growing.
- Boiling water: Useful for weeds in cracks and driveways.
- Hand removal: Often the most effective way to remove deep-rooted weeds.
Be cautious with recipes containing salt or harsh household chemicals, as they can damage soil and nearby plants.
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