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Ortho WeedClear or Weed B Gon Crabgrass & Weed Killer (32-oz Concentrate or 1-Gal Ready To Use) $7 or Less w/ Slickdeals Cashback (PC Req'd) at Ace Hardware + Free Curbside Pickup
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NOTE: if you plan to fertilize or seed your lawn, make sure you wait 4 weeks after application before spreading any grass products. Or else you'll damage your product and have to possibly re-seed again.
But question about the concentrate, I just bought the ortho B dial N spray this spring when I put down liquid aeration. I have always just bought the "Ready to Use" versions of these weed killers.
How much more use will I get if I buy the concentrate versus just buying the ready to use spray version? No doubt the the ready to use one is very easy with just hooking it up to my hose. But if I can get much more use and area coverage with concentrate, it may just be worth the hassle of mixing it up.
If I'm not mistaken, they both kills "all weeds". The one with crabgrass state son it, applies a crabgrass pre-emergent that helps in preventing new crabgrass growth. If you're mainly trying to just kill what's present, then both are just fine.
But question about the concentrate, I just bought the ortho B dial N spray this spring when I put down liquid aeration. I have always just bought the "Ready to Use" versions of these weed killers.
How much more use will I get if I buy the concentrate versus just buying the ready to use spray version? No doubt the the ready to use one is very easy with just hooking it up to my hose. But if I can get much more use and area coverage with concentrate, it may just be worth the hassle of mixing it up.
I tried both spray on and concentrate about few weeks ago. One thing I noticed, with spray on, i get to cover wide area really fast. With concentrated, i have to use pump sprayer and i ended up using it to spot treat small to medium area only. I don't think I can get the same speed and consistency for large area using pump sprayer.
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What doesn't cause cancer lol😂 I predicts any weed b gone product is going to be hazardous to your health regardless of brand, wear o
Gloves, eye wear, and don't get it on your skin or eyes and I'll be a happy camper!