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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is this recipe safe for pets?
A: Wait until it dries — but avoid spraying near play areas long-term.
Q: Will this kill grass?
A: Yes — so avoid spraying lawn edges unless intentional.
Q: Can I use table salt instead of Epsom salt?
A: Yep — both work well, though Epsom adds magnesium, which may affect soil differently.
Q: Can I store leftover weed killer?
A: Yes — in a labeled, sealed bottle — out of reach of children.
Q: Will this kill dandelions or crabgrass?
A: On young growth — yes. Mature plants may require multiple treatments.
Final Thoughts
Sometimes the best solutions aren’t found in a lab — they’re passed down from generation to generation.
Nana’s DIY weed killer proves that a few simple ingredients can pack a powerful punch — without harming the earth or your budget.
So next time you see a patch of weeds taking over your patio or sidewalk, skip the chemical stuff and grab the vinegar.
Your garden — and Nana — will thank you.
