I have been scrounging around some local estate sales. The elderly lady down the street is moving after her husband passed. I found almost full gallon of the concentrated Eliminator for $2.

Either one. Last bottle I used was the mineral spirit variety. Worked great

Thank you.

There’s zero science behind that. All the research and science says that it is perfectly fine.

You mix it with water or just spray it strait?

lighting anything on fire outdoors these days, probably NOT a good idea,

Knowing him it was applied straight no doubt lol

Reason I was very specific in how I asked.

Basically they went to jury trial and couldn’t support the science that Glyphosate caused cancer so they tried to show That Bayer/Monsanto was shady in their business practices and lab work, the jury venue pretty much determined the verdict.

To this day no repeatable study has shown Glyphosate to cause cancer, now what you will find is some of the suffocates used in conjunction do…. Like mixing it with diesel

Kind of like vast majority of claims against DDT,


Any way what the hippies are really going after is GMO crop variety’s that are glyphosate resistant. They can’t get GMO so they are going after one of the benefits

Just straight. Doesn’t take much.

10-4. Thanks man.

Thanks all you other dudes also.

I’m going to try 1 gallon of vinegar, 2 cups of salt, couple of squirts of dish soap. That’s supposed to work great but don’t use it where you may want plants to grow later because it changes the Ph.

Forget the vinegar and just use same mixture with 41%+ Glyphosate.. dish soap is technically the suffocate, salts for residual


By this before they require application license
https://www.domyown.com/roundup-pro-concentrate-p-12831.html

As far as Ph goes Vinegar lowers it which is great for north TX soils as your Ph is probably well over 7. As Bobo mentioned it's the salts that will give you the residual. If you were trying to grow an acid loving plant like Azaleas you can water them with diluted vinegar to help acidify the soil.

Tried it. Didn't work on one application.

May need several applications to change the soil Ph.

24D is more of a broadleaf plant killer and works well.
but if you have grasses in fencelines or wherever you need killed then go to roundup or one of the many knockoff brands.
Buy the more concentrated stuff and it will go a long ways and kill really well.