Green Gobbler | Concentrated 20% Natural Vinegar | Multi Purpose - Home&Garden

I've been in the legal profession 40+ years and was aware of the many lawsuits linking Round-Up to cancer. Was looking for a safer alternative & this is it! The key to the mixture is the 20% vinegar. Weeds were gone in less than 24 hours. Make sure to only spot spray, because it will kill your grass too.

I searched the Internet to determine what was the best natural weed killer. I came upon an expert who compared all the commonly recommended products or combinations of products. His final determination was that vinegar at 20% (A much higher strength than can be purchased in a "normal" store) would kill weeds including their roots and then turn into a harmless substance. We purchased the vinegar in the only place we could find it, online. We used it on some very hearty weeds in the grids on our driveway and they died within hours and never reappeared. We've now used it in areas around our yard with the same results. We highly recommend this vinegar as a weed killer to anyone who needs weed killer. Remember to wear gloves and a mask when applying it. :-)

Strong enough vinegar to clear the weeds with out the use of Monsanto. Yeah!!

What I received when I purchased this from Amazon was some strong acid. This isn't your regular vinegar.In a 80-20 mixture (weaker), it didn't do what I wanted, or at least it did so very slowly. I wanted to dissolve the mineral deposits that prevented my shower from working. The diverter valve on my bathtub nozzle was stuck, due to our hard water gunking it up. (That's the plunger thing you pull up to take a shower instead of a bath.)I needed a hammer to change it. I'd been spraying it with regular kitchen vinegar for weeks, and then a week of my 80-20 mixture. I didn't notice any improvement. I either had to pull it up like pulling a nail, or hammer it down. Of course, I had to hold it carefully with my other hand, to keep it from breaking away from the tile.The 80-20 mixture wasn't working fast enough, so then I tried a 50-50 mixture of strong & weak vinegar. Half of this 20% vinegar, and half kitchen vinegar. In a day, I think it was, my shower diverter valve began working!Note: if you're going to use this vinegar for something like this, be sure to run the water for a couple minutes before you take your shower or bath, so you don't get acid on you.So it worked for me. What other evidence do I have that this isn't just kitchen vinegar with a new (false) label?You're not supposed to smell it directly, and I didn't, but I could tell that this is some strong stuff. Normally, I wear a respirator, but yeah, one time I did get a partial whiff.Also, you'll want to protect your eyes and skin. I had some diluted in a sprayer, and was spraying weeds, and got a droplet on my skin. I won't let that happen again. It swelled up with a hole in the top, like a volcano. It didn't bleed, but it annoyed me for a couple days. Even diluted 50-50, this stuff is powerful. Be careful.You read the reviews and answers to questions, and you think, "What an idiot! I'll never do that." Well, that's a good idea. Don't do that. Treat this product carefully. Keep it away from your kids or pets, or foolish adults like me.

I totally refuse to use Roundup. It’s not even allowed on my property, so that means getting rid of weeds using more natural methods. When I came across an article touting the weed-killing benefits of this vinegar, I thought I’d found the answer. I followed the recommended instructions --- applying it when the weather was a hot, sunny day. But, even several days later, the weeds had only partially died. A second application didn’t do much more. What worked better was dissolving some salt in a gallon of warm water (salt will not dissolve in vinegar), then adding some of this vinegar to that mixture along with a dash of Dawn dish washing liquid. Ta-da --- weeds gone. So, from my findings, this is a good additive in a weed-killing concoction, but by itself, I was not impressed. Four stars.

No only is it good for killing weeds, it's a great household cleaner, and can be diluted when you don't need the level that burns your skin off.IT DOES BURN YOUR SKIN OFF. BE CAREFUL.

I purchased this specifically to use on shower glass. I used a scrub sponge and circular motions with lots of muscle. It removed every water stain, spots and all soap scum off of the tile as well. Amazing product but very very strong. You absolutely must use rubber gloves. One of my gloves had a small hole where some of the vinegar was able to get in and my hand had skin literally peeling off the next day from the acid burn. I used it on al the glass windows and it cleaned them so crystal clear with no streaks. It will also kill any weeds coming up through your brick paver driveway or pool deck if you have that issue. It's awesome but be really careful.

I love this stuff! I don't believe that Roundup isn't poison in the yard - especially in edible plant areas. I researched on the web and heard about the 20% vinegar. First time, I used straight vinegar on the weeds - and it worked well. I sprayed the weeds and after a couple days, the weed was dead on the ground - very similar to the Roundup, but maybe a day longer to complete the job. I did more research and discovered that if you combine the vinegar with orange oil and non-chemical dish soap, it works even better (true). IMO, I can't imagine why anyone would want to add chemicals to their yard when there is an equally suitable and safe product available. FYI, I found that Amazon's price is significantly lower than the local nursery (nursery $38 - amazon w/ shipping $25) and if purchased in bulk (4 gal bottles) it is even less expensive per unit.