Calyptus 50% Pure Concentrated Vinegar | Maximum-Performance (12.5X) Power | Technical Grade | Dilutes Easily to 5% Acidity (1.5 Cups per Gallon) | Home and Outdoor Cleaning Concentrate | 1 Gallon

Excellent product, less concentrated than the more potent product from the same manufacturer, but easy to use with a weed sprayer to manage weeds, wild grasses, etc. CAUTION: this is not table/edible vinegar - this is highly concentrated and you need to use gloves, safety glasses and appropriate clothing just in case of "splash" or wind drift as you use this product. Does not poison the ground, but effectively kills weeds - may need a repeated application every 2 to 4 months depending on your region of the country and the amount of rain/sprinklers you use. Clear liquid, may smell like you've been making pickles for a day or two, but you will enjoy the fact that you are not using a poison and still killing the weeds/unwanted grasses.

This is as strong as they say it is. I bought this in place of conventional vinegar to save space. I run through a lot of vinegar for cleaning along with natural weed control. If the strength is as advertised, this is a great value per gallon when diluting. This is a more natural solution to various household products. I use a 9:1 ratio in a spray bottle to clean kitchen surfaces, which is pretty effective for grease and stain removal. Since it doesn't contain bleach or other harmful ingredients, I'm more comfortable using this on surfaces around the house that people come in contact with. I also use this along with a surfactant (liquid soap) for decent weed control in the summer. I definitely recommend the use of gloves and goggles when handling/diluting. The smell will definitely hit you when opening the bottle, but when using for cleaning around the house the smell doesn't stick around too long.

I've been using this on our 350-vine vineyard to kill weeds underneath the vines. It works awesome and is totally safe for the vines. I mean, don't get me wrong, this stuff is STRONG and needs to be treated as such. PPE is required when handling - you'll want gloves and DEFINITELY eye protection. But once it dries, it simply.... disappears. No harmful chemicals are left in the soil. It does it's work and then it is gone. I wasn't sure what dilution rate to go with, but I have a 3 gallon sprayer, so I decided to do 2 gallons of water for every gallon of vinegar and it seems to be working great. I hear what you're thinking and you're right... it is not systemic and the weeds will eventually grow back. But you can keep spraying them too! Subsequent applications will be lighter and easier until the weeds just give up and don't come back anymore. If the weeds are tall, I'd recommend cutting them back first. I mow under the vines, then apply vinegar. Within 12 hours all the weeds are dead. It's amazing.

Great Quality for value of money, easy use, very functional, perfect size, smell fantastic, nice color, top very safety.

This vinegar is very powerful and worked great on weeds—exactly what I needed. A little goes a long way, and the concentrate makes it a good value. One bottle did leak during shipping, but I was glad it was packed inside a plastic bag that caught the leak, otherwise it would’ve been a real mess. Product quality is excellent; just wish the caps were more secure for shipping.

Purchased this to kill horsetail growing in part of a driveway near a lake. Over the course of about 2 years it effectively eliminated the weed. It took multiple applications over that time but I didn't have to use any aggressive chemicals that could damage the water table. You can dilute this down to ~20% or less and use it for General weed maintenance as well.

This stuff is powerful. The 50% concentrated vinegar cuts through grime, calcium, and stains way better than regular vinegar. A little goes a long way, and it works great for heavy-duty cleaning jobs. Just a heads-up: this is VERY strong, so make sure you wear gloves. It can irritate your skin if you get it on you, so handle it carefully. As long as you use proper protection, it performs exactly as advertised. Highly recommended for tough cleaning tasks!

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I used a 1:1 mixture of this with water to spray weeds in my interlock and around my driveway. The next day, the weeks were yellow and wilted; easy to remove. Make sure to be careful not to breathe in fumes and use thick gloves when handling as it is caustic. Also, do not spray on or near your lawn as it will kill your grass.

This is an awesome product to deal with weeds. I mix in a bit of chlorine, dishwashing detergent and dilute with water. Works much better than OTC weed control products like Roundup. Works out cheaper and more effective. I tackled some wild Morning Glory with it in the morning. The flowers began wilting after 20 minutes. I'll check on it again later today but I'm impressed how fast acting it is. A big caution is the smell potency. It's very overpowering and overwhelming to the senses. Ensure you're handling it in a well ventilated area. Not in enclosed garage. Delivery also took about a month. Ensure you order early to receive it on time.

Ma femme l'a utilisé pour des gros nettoyages et cela fonctionne très bien. C'est un produit puissant, tester le produit sur une petite surface afin de ne pas endommager la pièce à nettoyer.

It worked well, but I think the 75% would have worked better fot killing weeds

I dilute mine with water - but no more than 1:1 or you will dilute it too much to be effective. I also mix in dish soap and salt. When doing so, this horticultural vinegar works extremely well for killing weeds in unwanted areas AND is non-toxic. But boy-oh-boy, wear a mask and gloves when handling this as it is very caustic! My advice is buy enough to do a first spray, and mix a second batch to hit the more resilient weeds (i.e. dandelions) a 2nd or even 3rd time. These buggers will shoot up again a few days later . . . . but if you keep on top of them, this will work very effectively and I've tried everything! Btw - always advisable to do a blast late fall before winter, and first thing after the snow melts where you can see them . . . this will also drastically reduce weed growth during the summer months.