WeedClear Weed Killer for Lawns Ready-To-Spray - Won't Harm Grass (When Used as Directed), Weed Killer Spray, Kills Dandelion & Clover, Treats up to 16,000 sq. ft., 32 fl. oz.

My lawn became completely overtaken by black medic to the point where more than half of the area was covered with it. No amount of hand plucking would save it as this stuff creeps under the grass and is impossible to get rid of when so spread out. This herbicide totally took care of it! No more black medic and also eliminated other random weeds. I applied it liberally but precisely, avoiding spraying close to decorative shrubs just in case. It did took a while to work, so be patient. In our case it was about a week to notice withering and two weeks to see a clear signs of black medic dying, as this stuff is very hardy. One jug goes a long way and we had enough for subsequent applications on spots that we missed or where the weeds didn't die properly. Some manual plucking was also required around sensitive plants, but I haven't seen any of them struggling, so this herbicide seems to be safe for grass and plants. Overall, I recommend this product of you decided to go with chemicals to deal with your weeds problem

This works good to get rid of weeds between the cracks in the cement and in the street.

I have used this concentrated product for a number of years, as I found it is effective in controlling dandelions on my yard, however cannot give it 5 stars as it is not as effective on other listed weeds. The concentrated product is much more economical then the ready to use and can be easily applied using and sprayer that allows you to adjust to the correct concentration. Application is quick and easy and the results last.

This is the first weed killer that actually works with killing the grass. It works a little at lower but does the job. I use it to spot kill those weeds that pop up in my lawn and it takes care of them. Works great!

I have a mixed heat tolerance lawn seeded with who knows what the developer used. Recently have had to deal with dandelions, some weed that looks like purple tinged lettuce with a spicky stalk, and various other invasive weeds. Sprayed 2 bottles of this in maybe a 10K sq foot area. Day 1 I hosed the area down hard, day 5 I used the second bottle. No rain, but daily sprinklers, and it's been cold. After a week I am noticing quite a bit of my mixed grass is dying, but the weeds aren't doing much. Not using this again, it looks like my lawn has pet urine shock in a 100foot wide area.

There’s a couple important things to know about this product. First, I want to say that the product does work. However, it does not start working within a few hours as claimed. It took about two days for the weeds I sprayed to start dying off. Second, it only works if you really soak the weeds with the product. Weeds died in some of the areas I sprayed but not others. It seems that only those areas that I truly saturated were impacted. I’m not sure if this is an issue with the concentration of the spray itself, but that’s what I experienced. Overall I would recommend this product if you have small areas to spray. For a large space you would need several of these to make a dent, and you would be better off mixing concentrate.

A yard cleaning team came and trimmed all high and low and all inbetween weeds around the yard but even without any rain some started to pop up again here and there. Had a new waterhose hooked up to this and once the water on, there's a switch on it to blast out water mixed with the content. So I went on and sprayed over the whole yard, weeds or no weeds... had to really watch it as whatever breeze present would get little spraying drops towards me (first time I used it I actually ran and took a quick shower when the wind brought some spraying on me... anyway, so I found the time of the day with no wind and was able to get the mix all over the yard. About an hour later I looked and the leaves of the weeds were starting to drop and get scorched... seems to be doing the job, we'll see if it lasts and if the weeds that weren't popping their leaves out were put to eternal rest too. Note: as I was dragging the waterhose by the bottle the attachement came off and a little black valve flew away, luckily I found it in the grass and was able to reassemble the mount and make it work again... of course from that moment on I only moved the hose by grabbing it and not the bottle... in fact I got an extra valve inbetween the hose and the bottle just in case... so I won't need to get all the way to the back of the yard to turn the water on or off... it would be right there by my hand, just in case the assembly comes apart again...

The battery powered spray arm is very easy to use and control. Very effective against usual garden weeds