Calyptus 30% Pure Super Concentrated Vinegar | Dilutes to 6 Gallons | 6x Power Concentrate Vinegar | 1 Gallon

I use this to spray on weeds of all types and they are gone the next day. I like that it is non toxic. It is a gallon jug so I pour it into the sprayer which makes it easy to use. Other than for weed control, I'm not sure what else I would use it for. It does a great job.

Not just for killing weeds, though it excels at doing that. When I could no longer find 5-6% vinegar in local stores here, I ordered this product, to be diluted for general household cleaning. It is wonderful! Yes, you do have to be reasonably careful when mixing dilutions for general use. This is a strong acetic acid. But as a (diluted) cleaner around my kitchen and bathroom, and mixed in homemade floor cleaners, it is great. Now I've abandoned the search for regular vinegars and just use this to mix up with my own cleaning formulas. It works better and ounce for ounce is cheaper than store-bought. I am sold!

Unbelievably effective weed killer. I mixed 1 gallon of this 30% vinegar with 1 cup of Epsom salt and 1 tablespoon of Dawn dishwashing liquid which I poured into 3 large spray bottles. On a hot sunny day, I sprayed the solution, thoroughly saturating every weed growing between the paving stones in the backyard and 2 days later used a sharp tool to easily scrape out the weeds. I hosed the paving stones and wow - what a difference the 30% vinegar made. Weeds are gone, gone, gone and no stains on the paving stones. And I still have 2 spray bottles of solution left. Just don’t spray on any plant you want to keep. This solution is fantastic on weeds.

This product 30% vinegar works ok, but takes some effort to get it to kill weed types targeted. Instructions state start at lower strength and work your way up to what works. This method may require repeated applications to the same area before it works. I started at 3 to 1 ratio. At this level it did not kill all types of weeds as a commercial herbicide. If your more concerned with environmental issues than this may be for you. This is also more effective if you add sea salt and (surfactant) ligiid dish soap. My take on this is 5% store bought vinegar is almost as effective and less expensive. As far as delivery of this item that's another story. I ordered two gallons one was undeliverable( leaked out of container) The one I kept also leaked but not as bad. Head safety instructions. This stuff can burn skin, irritate eyes also. Remember it is acidic.

Killed the weed in my yard easily! I will have to say, you might need a mask when spraying! The vinegar is sooooo strong, but that the point I guess! Pros: Kills weeds Very safe (my dog was around it and I also got some on my skin and it didn't burn or anything!) Cons: Very strong smell that will linger a couple hours after you spray. (Which was a little embarrassing for us since we were spraying it in our front yard) Overall, I really loved this product and would buy again!

Excellent product for killing weeds - 1/2 my back patio is gravel & the other 1/2 is slate slabs - I use a spray bottle with the vinegar on the gravel during spring/summer about once every week 1/2 to 2 weeks & it keeps all the weeds from growing between the stones. For the slate slabs I put the vinegar in one of those old fashioned plastic mustard/ketchup (like you see in restaurants/hot dog stands) & just squirt between all the slabs with same great result! The BIG plus is it is not harmful to my dog & although the vinegar smell IS strong, it will not give you cancer like those chemical weed killers.

We learned some time ago that 30% Vinegar was excellent for washing floors, cleaning bathrooms , et al. Then we learned that 30% vinegar worked really well as a wash machine fabric softener due to our water hardness. Our cloths, sheets, towels, et al are so soft with no perfume smell. And its natural. This product is priced competitively and excellent!

This is a great vinegar weed killer. I use a good quality spray bottle and a little soap. Choose a warm day with little to no wind and get weeding. It may take a couple of days but sure beats digging up all those weeds that grow between rocks and on patio edges.