will this get rid of sand burrs and goat brier?
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I used it last year (the one that hooks to the hose) to get rid of sand burrs. It did! It killed them and left the grass. We have since moved, and I am now using it on poison ivy & poison oak. So far it is doing the job. I also used this brand for ticks (the bug version that hooks to the hose), and it worked wonders! I get this brand for under $8 at our local W*****t and trust them to do the job.
776571
i would say yes....it will remove waterstains on stainless cookwear that even a steelwool pad struggles with..... hope this helps
2104660
Hey. This works great for our porous Cashmir White granite. I can't speak to other types of stone but we have been very happy with this product. I hope that helps!
1757478
Yes if the rock is already semi smooth.... I've used it to buff out a granite countertop that was marred by improper cleaning
274685
Haven't tried it for that but if you get rid of source of food for nats it should get rid of them.
956010
Derby I'm not sure. It says it removes lead, chlorine, ammonia, and cysts. I would contact the manufacturer to make sure.
757732
It should. It removed more than 10 years worth of stains from my fish tank. Please make sure you follow instructions as directed
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That is basically what I do. Not very often, though. This has some pictures: http://bytownbeanery.wordpress.com/2013/07/18/cleaning-your-porlex-grinder/
2209200
Depends on use, but once a year is probably more than enough. My granite installer suggests just dish soap cleanup as needed in between.
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I would think so if Rid-X is giving you the results. I have used Rid-X and like this much better. You may be able to find out more @ their website. http://www.greenpigsolutions.com/index.html
489579
I would suggest you to add some detergent in the pan, then put it on stove to heat it up a little bit. It will help you to remove those grunges easily.
2150427
I doubt that it will do that. Calcium deposits need to be broken down with something first. I use citric acid, make a paste with the powder and let it sit on the area for several hours. At the point where the deposits are loosened, I think the Euroflex would be a good tool to scrub it all away.
488257
Yes! But you need the cloth cover over the net. Well worth investing a couple extra bucks to clear the sand. Good luck.
1103095
I wouldn't know; I haven't tried it. It did an EXCELLENT job removing both butter stains and olive oil stains from my leather-finished white granite.
895401
So far have only used this product to remove argan oil from granite. I know how you feel with the damage you have. Good luck
416101
Rock salt will get rid of them as well as ground slugs (it dries out the area) but it will certainly kill all vegetation except tumbleweeds as well.
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No. The Sandbox needs to be purchased separately. The sand is actually very "clean" and leaves little to no residue. We have used a different box.