20% Acetic Acid (Vinegar)
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Up to 100kg - £ 0.98 delivery 3 days
1-25kg - £ 4.99 next day delivery
26-100kg - £ 9.99 next day delivery
101kg above – delivery cost will be calculated at checkout
20% Acetic acid, also known as white vinegar, is a pungent-smelling organic acid. In an aqueous solution, it is a weak acid because it is only partly dissociated. It is natural, eco friendly and effective at getting rid of weed that is 4 times stronger than household white vinegar.
Please note colour may vary between batched but this does not affect quality.
5KG OFFER ONLY - Comes with a free empty spray bottle. Two trigger options (mist/direct spray). 500ml - 100% Recyclable
Warning- Delivery restricted in certain areas, No delivery to Scottish highlands, Northern Ireland or any islands due to specialist hazardous goods courier. Please visit hazardous goods in Delivery policy tab.
NOT FOR RESALE
Storage - Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area.
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1 KG
Packaging - UN approved fluorinated bottle
Bottle dimensions - 223mmx88.5mm
Bottle material - High density polyethylene
5 KG
Packaging - UN approved fluorinated jerry can
Jerry can dimensions - 285mmx186mm
Jerry can material - High density polyethylene
25 KG
Packaging - UN approved fluorinated jerry can
Jerry can dimensions -280mmx447mm
Jerry can material - High density polyethylene
Remove weed
20% Acetic acid is potent against young weeds. Its efficiency improves with repeated applications. Spray it directly on the leaves to ensure complete saturation and minimal run-off. Water decomposes acetic acid and should not be applied when rain is expected or before watering. Avoid using on windy days to prevent dispersion.
Click HERE to watch the tutorial.
Fungus gnat prevention
Mix 1 part acetic acid with 2 parts water. When the soil is dry, spray the solution directly onto plant leaves and soil. This will deter fungus gnats from damaging leaves and reproducing in soil.
Click HERE to watch the tutorial
