(33692) Super Concentrate Killzall Weed & Grass Killer (32 oz)

If you are using any other weed killer, you are wasting your money. Mix, spray, watch the weeds die. You get to decide the strength of the solution, which makes this the best value for your money. I have killed more weeds with smaller amounts of this than any other amount of any other brand.

Let me start by saying: Rest in Peace, weeds. You had a good run, but Killzall showed up like the grim reaper with a spray nozzle. This stuff doesn’t mess around. It didn’t nuke the weeds on contact like some kind of toxic superhero—nope, it took a few days. But once it kicked in, those dandelions and crabgrass were withering like they just read a bad Yelp review about themselves. Even the cocky weeds that had been thriving for years? Gone. They never saw it coming. The mix ratio is easy: 2.5 oz per gallon of water, which I now know is just slightly more than “eyeball it and pray.” My only gripe—and the reason this didn’t get five screaming weed-death stars—is that there’s no measuring cup. Come on, Killzall, throw in a little cap measuring doohickey so I don’t feel like I’m doing back-alley chemistry in my garage. Still, the concentrate goes a long way. I treated over 6,000 square feet, and I still had enough left to make my neighbor jealous and a little nervous. So no, it won't work instantly, and it won't hold your hand with fancy measuring gadgets, but it will turn your yard into a graveyard for weeds—and honestly, that’s all I ever wanted. Would I buy it again? Absolutely. Next time I might even throw in a lab coat for dramatic effect.

I always use this for weed control around my landscape areas. This was a pretty good deal. You have to mix it very carefully, but it does the trick.. so this is the best weed killer instead of wasting your money on water down round

This did great to kill an entire section in lawn. This was the goal due to weeds and other infestation. Was able to plant seed about a month later last fall and had great results. This product is good for short term solution but is not meant to be a long term solution on area sprayed. It was already to mix and was exactly what I needed for my project. At the time it was on sale so it definitely was a great value. As with any chemical, be sure to wear proper safety attire. This is relatively harmless to humans following that guidance and directions.

I have a two gallon electric sprayer. I didn't even read the mixing instructions, I just dumped the whole 32 ounces in and then filled the rest of the two gallons with water. Added a half cup of dish soap to it. I spray it on heavy on the problem areas and then at least a small spray on the already clear areas. Even with all the rain this year it's minimized the weeds tremendously. It did take a couple of days to see it working but I'd rather have the long lasting effects this has than the quick acting and quickly disappearing effect of the other products I have tried. Warning: I got a little too close to my grass in the backyard and the rain seeped this stuff into my lawn a few inches. It will kill your grass just as well as the weeds so be warned. I have a lot of rock and gravel areas though and this stuff has been the best besides burning them with my propane torch which I have done before. Less noisey and less dangerous than burning, and honestly seems to last longer in my opinion.

It takes time. Just like the reviews and direction said 3 to 5 days to start seeing withering and it took approximately 11 days for areas treated to burn back.

How do you expect to rate a product when you just received it!!! Get with it, give a person time, to use the product not all of us have the get up and go and start to work right away. First of all this product does not do the job right away, it takes time to see if it will do the job. I will wait a about 3 to 4 weeks before I can give a good or bad review. At this time I'm hoping it's better than 3 stars for now.

I didnt want to use this. However I was battling posion ivy in a holly bush patch. I was fine killing the holly bushes. Applied last year ( covered a few plants with garbage bags) so far no signs of posion ivy or the holly bushes this year!