Thank you bg 😊. This is great information. I appreciate it 😊

Hey, what's the ratio of soda to water

Hi BG. A viewer would like to know what your ratio of soda to water is 😊

😂😂😂😂. Absolutely. Under pressure in front of the camera 🤣🤣🤣

@nanatheglamgardener 😁😆 You did great! Thank you for the video. I literally just sprayed a good 500 sq ft area using your recipe, and I can't wait to see the results! I'm tired of paying high prices and poisoning my yard with chemicals

That’s awesome Mydrouno. Thank you so much for watching I usually use this recipe a few times during the summer 😊

Why do we need salt with that weed killer?

You are so welcome Nicole!! I use it about once a month in the summer wherever new weeds come up 👍. Don’t use in your garden ok Nicole. It works nicely where weeds grow through the cracks in concrete or stones 😊. Enjoy your day Nicole 🥰

Hi Linden. It will definitely kill the grass and vegetation as well. I use it in between our lockstone and cement where sometimes weeds peak through 😊

Hi John. Great question!! Yes. I do treatments as soon as I see the weeds starting to grow back. I usually treat mine twice in a summer season. Thank you for that question…. and Thank you for watching 😊

Awesome Tialalande!!! Thank you so much!!! Great Tip. I hope you enjoy your day, and thank you for watching 🥰

I should have read your comment, no one says to dilute the salt beforehand, which is SO IMPORTANT.

You don’t even need salt. I have no clue why you guys think adding a little bit of salt to water or vinegar would do anything to weeds. You’re making a simple vinegar weed killer much more difficult than it needs to be. This isn’t some new idea that either one of you guys recently discovered how to create yourself.

​@@bonafidehustler-entreprene8781i just use vinegar. Why add salt and soap?

@@bonafidehustler-entreprene8781 agreed. straight white vinegar alone is a great weed killer....you don't need salt and soap. I have used straight vinegar ONLY. It works...used it between slate slabs and everything was killed. Pull it all out easily, it dries to almost nothing.

Hi Linda. You are ABSOLUTELY right!!! Thank you for the reminder 😊. I appreciate it 👍😊. Oops for sure 🥰

I would croak before I start eating dandelions 😂

​@obsidian7644 I ate dandeline greens back in the 50s an 60s. They are good. Lots of vitamins .

👍 that is good to know, but if you have allergies, you may not want to risk that!

Needs to be 30% acidity vinegar

True, that's what I've discovered recently, a total waste indeed...

I hosted a crawfish boil recently and when I was done, I tossed the brime into my yard thinking nothing of it. The next day, I had a big spot of dead grass. So you most definitely need the salt

You need the salt because that's what gets down to the roots and kills the roots in the soil. The vinegar and the dish soap are going to kill the leaves and the weeds that are sticking up from the ground but what you want to do is get to the root of the problem and that is what the salt does. Also you want a higher acidity concentration with the vinegar so what you want to do is look for Horticultural vinegar. You can sometimes find it at a Feed and Tack store, I found mine at Lowe's and sometimes Walmart has it as well. I used this a few days ago and it worked like a charm.

Hi XRaven!!! Yes. I hope it works for you. If not, a viewer just left a comment that they use a whole box of baking soda which they say works… hopefully one of these solutions will work for you 😊

Amazon has 30% and 45% vinegar.

Thank you Frank !!! 😊

Hi Brenda. You don’t have to pull it out Brenda. It’ll die on its own. But I do understand you may want clean up which is fine - after it’s shriveled and dead , you can pluck it out. Have a great night Brenda. Thank you for watching 🥰

Let me know how you make out Ok Jacob. Thank you for watching 😊

Hmmmmmmm Al. Never tried it on Thorn Bushes!! They are soooooo tough to kill , I have my doubts. The only way my husband and I got rid of some was to dig them up by the roots with an excavator!!! They are one toughie !!! That’s about the only suggestion I have for you right now. Hope it helps 😊

Hi Nana. I use mine right away, as soon as I make it - everything is potent and strong. I would use it within a week to make sure the effectiveness is not diminished. Thank you for watching Nana. Enjoy your weekend 😊

Hi David. Yes it will kill the grass as well. This formula works for between patio stones and cement crack areas. Thank you for watching David 😊

Yes, it will kill the grass. I used this the other day on some weeds growing in the cracks of my driveway as well as some areas around my yard where it's mostly Clover grass and various weeds. A tip I would share is to apply this mixture when it's warm not too hot. So I applied mine earlier in the morning so by the time the sun would hit the area it would be nice and saturated. It worked amazing. The salt goes down and dries out the roots which makes it easier to pull the weeds out and it kills the weeds. The vinegar causes the leaves causes the leaves to shrivel up and the Dawn dish soap actually helps the concoction remain on the leaves it acts as like a binder if you will. The downside is it will kill everything it touches, so this is not a good option in flower beds or areas where it's just a few weeds that you want to tackle.

Hi Kim….. Thank you for your comment!!! Very detailed and great information for viewers!! That’s awesome. It’s great to share information and experiences. It makes everyone more knowledgeable. Enjoy your day Kim 😊

Oh wow. I have so much luck with this recipe. Not sure what’s happening there

@@nanatheglamgardener ur lucky

If you find something that works better for you, I would love to hear about it. I’m always looking for good formulas. Enjoy your night 😊

Hi did you do it in a hot day?

Hi MT. Sometimes on a hot day Sometimes in the morning 😊 I usually do it twice In Spring and then again mid summer 👍😊

Hi Michael. Just plain white vinegar at the grocery store. not distilled…. no. There are 2 types at the grocery store Michael - one you can eat - one you clean with- you can use either one…. does this help? 😊

Hi Dillon. Thank you for that information!!! I will definitely try that

Add borax to what see did ?

@@twelv literally what?

Hi Raised. I’ve never had a problem…. no . But if it happens to you, you can pour directly from the jug 👍😊. Enjoy your night Raised 😊

Hi Radraf!!! You know… I wouldn’t- it’ll kill the grass as well. Unfortunately probably your only option is to pull the ones near the grass. Thank you for watching Radraf… and have a great night 😊

@@nanatheglamgardener alright thank you

You’re very welcome 😊

Hi Sylvia. You can definitely use cleaning vinegar instead of regular. For the salt stopping the sprayer - try heating the solution gently on the stove until the salt dissolves. That should do the trick. 😊. Enjoy your night Sylvia 🥰

I found I had the best results if I used a Horticultural vinegar. It's a little harder to find but you want this type of vinegar because it's a higher acidity level usually anywhere from 30 to 75%. I was able to find 30% at Lowe's, relatively inexpensive. Regular distilled vinegar is only 5% acidity, so that's why I would suggest looking into a Horticultural vinegar I think you're going to have better results.

It will definitely kill regular grass as well Barbara. It will usually die within a week- 2 at the max - and once it dies, I usually give it another shot once a month. Be sure not to use it near garden plants ok , as it will kill that too. Where it works really well are the cracks between stones or cement - that’s where I use it. The only drawback is if you have thick grass, it may take a whole lot of weed killer to get the job done. Thick grass is terrible. Have a great night Barbara 😊

Yes 45 percent is good Michael. Don’t cut it with water though ok. Use it straight 😊

Yes!! The recipe I have calls for 45% vinegar, and empson salt.

I agree Heidi 👍👍. 😊

Sorry about that Chong!! It is a gallon of plain white vinegar 😊. Thank you for watching Chong. Have a great night 😊

Hi DuyDep. Within a couple of days. Use it in the cracks of cement, not in the garden ok as it will kill your garden plants as well. I use it in the cracks of our patio stones 😊

Hi Building 😊. Yep ….. that’s what we call a grass here that’s very difficult to kill Horrible stuff 😊

Hi Kubakool!!! Yes … that’ll do it as well. Thank you for your help 😊

Hi Karl. I do it once a month. Works like a charm 😊

I use real weed killer and only have to do it once a year@@nanatheglamgardener

@@gnsmith4005 Hi gn ….. absolutely… it will definitely kill the grass for sure. Enjoy your night gn. Thanks for watching 😊

No it takes 1 minute to make 👍😊. Easy Peasy 😊

@@nanatheglamgardener yeah I know but like I said it barely works it takes a lot to kill the weeds

I did no the size of vinegar to be using

In my experience it worked perfect but the difference is I used Horticultural vinegar which is 30% acidity where regular vinegar is only 5% I'm thinking that that might be the reason that it maybe didn't work for you.

Thank you for watching Steve 😊

Sorry about that Eustacio. Is it the recipe you didn’t hear?

​@@nanatheglamgardenerlet me rephrase her question, what's in the gallon? When you're making a video for public consumption make sure to enunciate clearly whatever you're teaching/showing the public. This is what I heard you say "jusenguay dinner" 😅😅😅

Plain White Vinegar and 1 Cup Salt Just want to be clear though William - this is not for human consumption ok - this is a weed killer 👍 Have a great day 😊

@@nanatheglamgardener I thought 🤔 you saw my laughter emoji... FYI I knew about this way back moreover there are a lot more channels on KZfaq teaching the same method nothing special about your method, I was just asking on behalf of that individual who asked you but didn't get any answer from you until I came in to clarify the question which obviously yielded an answer... Thanks anyway