Is SedgeHammer as effective as Sempra from Australia
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I personally have not tried Sempra, but, what I can say is that Sedgehammer is the only product that I have bought in the US that effectively worked for me on my yellow nutsedge
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I have not tried Sempra, but I do know that SedgeHammer works well on Nutgrass if it doesn't get rained or sprinkled off in about 8hrs. It now comes with surfactant right in the mixture.
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Good question. This stuff lasts so long that when I started to run low I purchased a new one. As of yet I have not opened it but I will also be very disappointed if it is not the same. I used the eucalliptus before and it works but was nothing special. The sandal wood on the other hand was perfect and I like it more than any other product I have ever used. I hope your case is an exception. Joe
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The blades almost equal, but the ka-bar has a much stronger handle+pommel+hilt. the srk handle is rubber and cannot be abused much.
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You should have received a measuring spoon with your jar of Sedgehammer. I use 1 spoonful with a gallon of water with a surficant and it does the job. I'm finding it will still work for sometime after I made the mixture.
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I didn't feel they worked as well as the copraban you can also get at Amazon. The copraban works well while I give it.
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Yes!!! They are BETTER quality than Nelson's. Julian Bernard the owner of Healing Herbs is a regarded expert. I love my set. I am studying Bach. INCREDIBLE PRODUCT. Happy healing!
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We use it in Australia. Don't think we have any carpenter ants here. My friend highly recommended it and it works here.
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Serco only recommends their nails. I have tried other brands and had no problems, but may a few jams. However I can not be sure if it was the brand or my use. If you have other brands try them; what have you got to lose? Jams are easily removed.
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I agree with JP's answer. I have fescue and buffalo grass and it worked fine on both, it only killed the sedge. If you're not sure, or if the instructions warn against your type of lawn grass, then don't use it and/or return the product. Almost all Amazon Marketplace suppliers will refund your purchase price if the product is unopened.
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I live in America. I amuse the roaches I HAD (HAD :)) in my home were American. So YES Invict Gold works on American Roaches
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Temprid SC works better and is more cost effective.Contact Bayer regrading plant safety.
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I'm not familiar with the prescription medication but I can tell you Australian Dream is considerably better than something like Blue Emu for pain relief. My wife uses Australian Dream just about everyday. It's not greasy, no odor and acceptably effective. I'm 69, retired and back working in a factory setting. Some days my knees are on fire and Australian Dream relieves the pain so that I can sleep. At least if you try it and it doesn't help you can get all of your money back. Good luck.
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I have not had a problem with carpenter ants, but so many other pests in and around my south Florida home. I have already purchased Termidor Foam 3 times in the past year because I do not want to be without it. It has worked wonders for me with termites, smaller black ants, roaches, spiders, etc.
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Nena, I actually like the smell of sombra. It has a very pleasant citrus smell. My friends that use somba also like the smell. The good thing is that it doesn't have a medicinal smell. More of a natural smell. Not as strong of a smell as Biofreeze
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Sedge is extremely invasive and will take over any grass you have planted in your lawn, and then proceed to take over your flower bed. I do not believe it can ever truly be killed, only controlled, because of its deep (as in 3, 4, 5 + feet) root system. I am not sure what your standing water problem is, but I believe there must be a better solution than encouraging the growth of sedge. On the other hand, now that you have some infestation, you can count on any ongoing expense to control it. Personally, I would level your back yard, and it that doesn't fix it, consider an underground drainage system. Best of luck... Sedge is extremely invasive and will take over any grass you have planted in your lawn, and then proceed to take over your flower bed. I do not believe it can ever truly be killed, only controlled, because of its deep (as in 3, 4, 5 + feet) root system. I am not sure what your standing water problem is, but I believe there must be a better solution than encouraging the growth of sedge. On the other hand, now that you have some infestation, you can count on any ongoing expense to control it. Personally, I would level your back yard, and it that doesn't fix it, consider an underground... » Read More Sedge is extremely invasive and will take over any grass you have planted in your lawn, and then proceed to take over your flower bed. I do not believe it can ever truly be killed, only controlled, because of its deep (as in 3, 4, 5 + feet) root system. I am not sure what your standing water problem is, but I believe there must be a better solution than encouraging the growth of sedge. On the other hand, now that you have some infestation, you can count on any ongoing expense to control it. Personally, I would level your back yard, and it that doesn't fix it, consider an underground drainage system. Best of luck... « Show Less
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The owner of the registered trademark "LifeHammer" (all one word) is not "Tools of Life". This would not appear to be that European-made, TUV tested product, if that is the one you are looking for. (There's a lot of very similar looking products out there).
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I have used the 20% to spray everything, including burdock. It does a very quick, thorough top kill, but not necessarily systemic kill. Repeated doses can be applied with good effect. I have to respray at intervals because it rains a lot in the Pac NW. To get even more kill power, I bought 95% glacial acetic acid and mixed up a stronger batch. If you have horses who might eat the dried plant matter, you probably don't want to go that high.