Addressing Common Questions and Concerns
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1. Will it kill weeds for good?
It kills the top growth completely. For annual weeds, this is often enough. For perennial weeds with established root systems (like dandelion, bindweed, or thistle), the roots may survive and send up new shoots, requiring repeated applications to exhaust the root's energy reserves.
2. Is it safe for pets and wildlife?
Once the alcohol has completely evaporated (which happens very quickly, usually within minutes to an hour), the area is safe. The key is to keep pets away during application and until the treated foliage is dry. It does not leave a toxic residue in the soil.
3. Can I use it in my vegetable garden?
It is not recommended for use in vegetable gardens or flower beds where drift is inevitable. The risk of killing your crops or ornamentals is extremely high. Use it strictly for weeds in hardscape areas well away from desirable plants.
4. Does the concentration of alcohol matter?
Yes. Higher concentrations (like 91%) are more aggressively dehydrating but more hazardous. 70% is effective for most needs and is safer. Very low concentrations (below 50%) may not be effective enough.
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