what ratio of clorox to water to spray sidewalk do I mix
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To remove moss, use 10% and let it sit. Best to do this before a rain storm. Can go higher (15 and even 20%) but 10% is safe for the vascular plants that might be sprayed.
139826
Unfortunatley I don't know the answer to that. It would have to be mixed really thin. You may have to worry about what it could do to your lawn and what it could do to the sidewalk. Likely as not the safe mixture might be too weak to do the job. Dish washing liquids and laundry detergent may be safer.
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Why do wish to spray your sidewalk? Do you hope the get stains out or brighter the cement? To clean up your garage floor or to disinfect mold and mildew, use one part bleach (regular not scented as the scented is not as strong...generic is fine) to one party water. Use gloves if indoors or a long handled sponge mops and be careful not to splash any of the mixture on your clothing, walls, rugs or draperies. Use a long handled push broom outdoors and carefully pour small amounts of the mixture where you wish to use it. You could add a little something like Orange cleaner or PineSol to give the mixture a little more cleaning power.....if cleaning is what you wish to do. If trying to remove stains, no other product is necessary. I would leave the mixture on the concrete for at least 10-15 minutes (carefully watching so that animals or small children do not happen by) and then rinse it well with clean fresh water several times....a hose connected to outside spigot would be best. ALSO...do not attempt this on a windy day and if it's very hot...the mixture will evaporate too quickly..so do this early in the morning before the direct rays of the sun hit your sidewalk. DO NOT mix the product shown here with water. You don't want to dilute this cleaner any further and it's too expensive to use to use on a sidewalk. Save it for other small jobs in the house. I spray my white resin lawn furniture every spring, allow it to soak for a little while and then use my pressure washer to clean it off. This works amazingly well. A hose with an adjustable nozzle could work fairly well, too. Good luck with your sidewalk.
1514427
You really only need a small amount of Clorox to keep it safe for that long. Clean it with the same stuff before you fill it
496383
Yes, mix with water at a ratio of 2 to 3 teaspoons per gallon every other watering.
1624041
I used Triclopyr 4, mixed with water and dish detergent. Extremely effective. Don't apply before a rainfall, but otherwise, because of the clinging properties of the detergent, any time will do
1885732
Mix with water 1.5 oz of product per gallon. About 21 gallons, if I did my math correctly.
830116
all depends on how heavy you apply it... I used about half the can to do about 350 linear feet. (rain can wear off effectiveness as well.) I had good luck with that application though. Specific directions included on the bottle, but I don't have it anymore, or would tell ya. Good luck!
472996
1 32 oz bottle should do it. As I recall, it gets diluted before application.
1589495
Followed labeled directions. Read safety as well Do not use if there is a cat. And be sure to let dry as per instructions before allowing pets or children on lawn. The mix ratio is for 1 gallon of water.
1612450
I use a ortho sprayer and all you do is set the oz's etc. If you do it manual use 2-4 tbsp. per/Gal of water
622823
I used a ratio off 10 to 1 in a smaller spray bottle (an old WindEx bottle). That seemed to work just fine. Make sure you shake the Deer Out before you make your mixture in the smaller bottle.
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Formula is Length x Width x dept x 7.48 = gallons The amount of copper sulfate should never go above 2.0 parts per million(ppm) I use a 2 gallon Hudson sprayer and mix 6 ounces(granulated) per gallon for my smaller rather odd shaped rather shallow 1/4 acre farm pond. This has proved to help eliminate most of the green slime type of algae I have a problem every season. I generally give it a second booster treatment mid-season without any danger to the stocked fish I have in the pond. When mixing the product I use a five gallon plastic bucket(product is very corrosive)and always made sure to strain the mixed product when adding it to your sprayer, I use an old piece of a discarded t-shirt, works perfect. Unstrained it will clog your sprayer tip. The spray should not be a real fine spray but adjusted to more of a splatter type setting.
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The amount you would use will be dependent on the turf you are treating on. According to the label it will vary for warm and cool season grasses and they range from 0.75 to 2 ounces per 1000 sq/ft in no less than 1 gallon of water. It can be applied by tank or hose-end sprayers.
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Do not mix with water. Estimate from 150 to 300 sq. ft. per gallon for the best protection. I always use at least two or three coats or as far as one gallon will cover 225 sq. ft. However I have found that three quarts works just as well when the wood is not totally void of previous preservative.
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The Company recommendS 4 Oz concentratE (8 Oz For Fleas And ticks) And Fill To 26 Oz Water In A 20 Gallon Lawn Sprayer. If You Call The Company They ARe very helpful With Additional Suggestions.
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I really don't know an answer to that one. I use a hand pump sprayer and just mix to the recommended ratio. It works well for me this way and I spray the areas of high concentration for ticks, ie under trees. I also spray the mix on clothes I will be working out in the grass in and let it dry for several days prior to wearing. It will actually last through several gentle wash loads as well.
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You use one whole (one ounce?) bottle per use - I think it mixes up to make a gallon of spray.
825709
We use a one gallon sprayer from Walmart or a hardware store. Pour in required amount of Tempo and dilute with water as directions list. This size is small enough to carry easily and one or two fills will do the outside of the average house.