75% Vinegar | Detox Health Products | Pure Super Concentrated Vinegar | Dilutes to 15 Gallons | 15x Power Vinegar | 4 Gallons

dont use pesticides. mixed this with water and dawn in a pump bottle. sprayed weeds and they died fast. great product, but be careful this is NOT food grade. it WILL burn your skin if you touch it while it's at maximum strength. It has a high acidic content. smells like vinegar, but does the job we purchased it for

I use this for scrubbing all of my farm, animals, water, dishes, and dogs dishes. It gets them clean with no funky chemicals. Just remember you need to wear gloves.

this stucker killed all the grasses or even kill some bugs, love it

We’re using this vinegar as a natural weed control in landscape maintenance. This stuff is powerful! It burns down weeds quickly but needs to be reapplied for successful eradication. Be very careful about wind drift, this stuff will burn any plants it contacts. So far it’s helped slow the spread of annual poa grass but MUST be applied multiple times to make a difference.

Heat 1-gallon of water to ‘just starting to boil’.Stir in 1-cup of Epsom Salt and 1-tbsp dish soap until all of the Epsom Salt is dissolved.Let cool to room temperature then mix with 1-gallon of the concentrated vinegar.NOTICE: Wear a Good Vapor Filter Mask and rubber gloves while handling the concentrated vinegar!!!Pour into a good chemical sprayer then spray onto the weeds.NOTICE: Any plant that gets just a tiny bit of this mixture will die, so be careful around plants that you want to keep!

Mixed with one gallon of these with a cup of salt and one table spoon of dishwasher soup and it did great job killing the weeds matte of a day (powerful and fast natural weed killer )

Great value for a good product. It’s packaged well and delivered promptly

I dissolve four cups of salt per one gallon of water (the maximum saturation point). The salt is supposed to sterilize the soil. And put one-quarter of a gallon of the salt water in the sprayer, fill the rest with the 75% horticulture vinegar, and a tablespoon of dish soap as an emulsifier, and then shake it up. The directions call for a 50/50 solution of salt water and vinegar. The weeds are brown by the next day though it needs to be sprayed several times throughout the growing season.