I can't speak from firsthand experience, but I understand that for vinegar to be an effective weed-killer, remembering that it is only temporary, like Roundup, the concentration of acetic acid has to be increased from the regular 5% to 30. Maybe, this can be achieved by boiling a gallon of vinegar until only a couple of pints are left. Seems an awful lot of trouble to go to when you can whip Roundup off the shelf, all ready and eager to set about its task!
Jewel ----- From: "allen dunbar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, August 10, 2008 7:25 AM Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] 50 Uses For Vinegar hi donny this is good info on a useful product do you know if it will kill poison ivy we had some growing along the church walls we used a weed killer but it looks as though it is greening up to grow back any idea if the vinegar will work to kill it if so how much in a gallon of water
