45% Pure Vinegar - Concentrated Industrial Grade (1-Gallon)

I mix this stuff as a 1:1 solution with water directly into a backpack sprayer and use it as a precision herbicide around the homestead. I use 1about gallon every month through the winter and spring. It works great on little sprouts and broad-leafed weeds. Not so much on tall, established grasses. Plus, the whole place smells like salad dressing for a day or two.I appreciate that, in addition to the tamper-proof top and inner seal, the jug comes shrink-wrapped in plastic to reduce the chances of leakage, because it's super smelly at full strength. The jug occasionally arrives boxed up with other orders, so the leak-proofing is especially handy. I've only had one jug, out of about a dozen ordered over the past two years, that arrived leaky. However, for that order the whole box was crushed so badly that the carrier took it back without me having to request it. So not the seller's fault.

I used this 45% Pure Vinegar as the main ingredient in a natural weed killer and it worked incredibly well. I mixed it 50:50 with water, then added 2 cups of epsom salt and a couple tablespoons of dish soap—and the results were amazing! Weeds along my driveway in my landscaping started wilting within hours. Be extra careful not to spray it on any vegetation you want to keep as it will kill that also. This vinegar is much more concentrated than regular household vinegar, so even diluted, it packs a serious punch. I love that it's a more natural alternative to chemical herbicides, especially since I have pets. Just be cautious when handling it—gloves and eye protection are a must.If you're looking for a strong, natural way to tackle weeds, this is it!

Truly amazing on stubborn weeds. I had tried the Internet recipe of "vinegar, salt, water, and dish soap." And yeah it kinda works but not very well. But this concentrated vinegar is the secret sauce and the real deal. I didn't even measure the water, salt or soap. Just heated a little water in a pan and scooped maybe a dozen spoonfuls of salt into it. Mixed it. Let it cool. Then mixed the salt water, few squirts of dish soap and maybe half the bottle of vinegar into my sprayer, shook it up, pumped and at 8am I soaked the weeds that had taken over my kids swing set mulch. Within an hour the weeds were severely browning. By midday (mid-70s F) they were utterly dead. No green remaining. I had planned a second spraying but after viewing the devastation later in the evening - that's totally unnecessary. This worked way better than Roundup and isn't a carcinogen (that I'm aware of). Do wear gloves and don't spray if there's a breeze. This stuff is strong and will mess you up if it gets on your skin or even worse, your eyes. Stinks like... Yes, vinegar.

Great safe weed killer. Please add dishwashing liquid to make it stick to plants. It's also best to use it on weeds that are in full sun for a part of the day. Doesn't really work on the ones in the shade due to the magic of photosynthesis.Used it on plantain and grass on pathways, they started shriveling within an hour, as you can see in the image. Bottle came sealed inside a plastic bag, with the cap taped down, so you will need a cutting tool to open it.I personally didn't need anything but a pair of gloves to use it, it does smell strong, so if you're especially sensitive to scents, wear a mask. Haven't used it to clean with, but I can imagine if I did, it'd clear the stains out quickly!

Has some type of oil in it. Don't know what for. Very thin layer. Interacts with water. Even distilled and creates a white color. But still good vinegar. Has an odd smell. Works for what I use it for.

Wrapped in tight shrink wrap, no leaks. I’m using it to kill weeds in my driveway without environmental issues. Just ordered my 2nd jug.

Has a different smell until diluted, at least for me. It’s powerful so you can use less. Very effective in removing hard water deposits.

We use this combined with dawn, dish soap, and salt for weed control around the house! It works perfect and avoids using round up where kids play