Roundup Fast Action Weedkiller Pump 'N Go Ready To Use Spray, 5 Litre

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Roundup Pump ‘N Go weed killer spray with wand Review: Roundup Pump ‘N Go weed killer spray with wand

I worked at removing the lid for ten minutes to no avail. If this is a refillable bottle, why is the lid so difficult to remove? I spent some time spraying the solution into my squirt bottle using the nozzle before I got frustrated and gave up, leaving the Roundup and the nearly empty squirt bottle sitting in my garage to this day.

Pump ‘N Go Weedkiller Sprayer by Roundup

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Roundup ® Fast Action Ready to Use Weedkiller Pump ‘n Go

For use on unwanted vegetation in paths, drives, patios, and around the bases of roses, ornamental shrubs and trees. Upon first use, the pumping mechanism and flow were steady. The priming instructions were easy to follow and the spray was narrow and focused for a few minutes (definitely not 5 as advertised). After the spray stopped, just another few pumps, and I was spraying again in no time. I doused the weeds, being generous with the amount of solution I used during the first application, almost daring this product not to work. Lighting Sofa In A Box Bathroom Lights Mirrors Carpets Outdoor Lighting Radiator Covers Fireplaces & Stoves ROUNDUP® Fast Action Ready To Use Weedkiller degrades naturally in soil leaving no residue, meaning you can start replanting in just 7 days. How to useWhen buying partner items like this one, your contract of sale will be with our Range Plus Partner instead of us. You’ll love this house. The gardens are virtually maintenance-free.” Famous last words. If by “maintenance-free” the former homeowner meant, “anything and everything will grow even if you don’t do a thing,” then now I understand his meaning. The property I bought had been unlived in for a year. This absenteeism, mixed with extremely fertile grounds that had been carefully cultivated for almost 55 years, resulted in heavy-duty weeds starting in early April that grew at an alarming rate.