Yet another use for white vinegar. Pour some on your pesky weeds, give them about a week and watch them dry up, turn brown and whither away.
I poured white vinegar on some of the weeds that always grow in-between the bricks on my patio. A few days later, look at the difference. The one with vinegar is drying up. Once they’re dry, they’re easy to pull up.
 Untreated Weed |
4 Days after Vinegar |
I’m hesitant to use this method on weeds that are mixed in with viable grass. It might kill the surrounding grass as does the chemical products sold in home supply stores. Who knows, maybe I’ll try it on an inconspicuous portion of the lawn and report my findings.
In the meanwhile, I’m thrilled to be able to use a natural product to remove the weeds from the patio.
One word of advice…use a funnel or something that will aim the vinegar to just the right spot. I attempted to pour it straight from the bottle into the cracks of the patio and got more on the bricks than the cracks.
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This is so very cool. I use vinegar on everything and will now begin to use hydrogen peroxide. A friend’s doctor told her in order to get rid of an ear infection her kids, ( six of them), caught at a public swimming pool to just take an ear dropper, fill it with H.P. and squirt it down each ear. And the same goes for the family dog and cat. Hasn’t had an ear infection in 20 years.
Wow, Bevlion, that’s good to know.