Question

Hi Guys I was wondering, if its appropriate to ask what I could use as weed killer when I have two dogs who sniff everything?  

Answer 1

Pls Don’t put weed killer on dandelions as they are the first pollen that the bees get and the weed killer is killing them pls don’t use weed killer save the bees  

Answer 2

Don't. Is my answer. Its not worth the risk hun

Answer 3

I would read the package but I think when it dries it’s ok.  

Answer 4

Boiling water if in flower beds Anywhere else is a mix of salt washing up liquid +hot water If you do it on a night it will of dried by morning

Answer 5

Vinegar washing up. Liquid and water

Answer 6

A hoe. fork. trowel. ?  

Answer 7

Just dig out the weeds, only safe option.  

Answer 8

I just pull/dig them out.  

Answer 9

Dig em out

Answer 10

Pull out they will come back anyway so better to get into the habit of picking out weekly from the root. Weed killer and salt is toxic to the insects and worms that fertilise the soil  

Answer 11

We have a lot of danilions in our garden I use table salt push a hole right in the middle as deep as you can I use the handle of a old fork, fill it with table salt gone within a couple of days or so

Answer 12

Put salt on the weeds then pour boiling water on them may make grass a bit yellow but works and is a safe option if you have animal's or children

Answer 13

Most commercial weedkillers are pet safe once dry, but not for grazing animals like Rabbits.  

Answer 14

Salt white vinegar and a little washing liquid will kill weeds

Answer 15

Hot water and sprinkle with salt

Answer 16

Boil the kettle and tip boiling water onto the weed. obviously making sure the dogs don't come near it whilst you're pouring. kills them root seed and all

Answer 17

Salt, white vinegar and boiling water. A bit of bleach works too.  

Answer 18

My husband uses sbk and it doesn't hurt my dogs .  

Answer 19

There is a YouTube video make your own weedkiller . White vinegar salt washing up liquid. Not tryed it though.