I'm working on creating a border around my barn so I can mow without
trimming so I've been researching the same issue.
Most of those sprayers have an adjustment at the tip to go from a
stream to a wider pattern. Twisting the tip on that thing doesn't
change anything?
If that doesn't work then get yourself another sprayer. Then buy
something like this:
https://www.homedepot.com/p/RM43-32-oz-Total-Vegetation-Control-Weed-Killer-and-Preventer-Concentrate-76502/205748220
There are a ton of brands out there. Hose the area down with something
like that and everything will be dead within a couple weeks and stay
that way until next year.
-Paul
On Fri, Jul 10, 2020 at 2:52 PM Scott Hall
<scott.hall.personal@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I have this thing:
>
> https://i5.walmartimages.com/asr/262df14e-86b7-4bdf-8f8f-da9499c09315_2.92f2350fc4e1bca90c0192173c0ef9a5.jpeg?odnWidth=undefined&odnHeight=undefined&odnBg=ffffff
>
> I'm trying to keep weeds at bay--in the driveway and near the garage, and in
> those rocks in my previous post which sprout grass each spring. My plan was
> to use that sprayer to hose down the rock garden with a mixture of vinegar
> and salt and kill the little bastards before they germinated.
>
> That sprayer is useless for that--it produces a tiiny, thin spray that is
> really only useful for individual tiny weeds in cracks in pavement. And even
> that takes forever.
>
> The 'rocked area' is maybe 2000 sq. ft. total, and I want to inundate the
> area--I pulled them all by hand this year or used a driveway/roofing torch to
> burn them away but they're already re-sprouting.
>
> Anybody have a sprayer that can cover some area they recommend?
>
> Scott
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