• Weeds in my decorative rocks

    From T@T@invalid.invalid to alt.home.repair on Sat Mar 14 20:16:57 2026
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    Hi All,

    I have a cheat grass and other weeds problem in
    my decorative rocks.

    Does anyone know of a nontoxic to humans and pets
    weed killer that will keep them away for five
    year or longer.

    I have tried rock salt. The weeds seem to like it.

    I have sprayed corn gluten per-emergent twice a season
    for three years now. It does nothing.

    I spray with 20% vinegar and It does kill the little
    dears, but twice a year I get a new crop I have
    to spray again.

    Death to weeds!

    -T
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    On 3/14/26 23:16, T wrote:
    Hi All,

    I have a cheat grass and other weeds problem in
    my decorative rocks.

    Does anyone know of a nontoxic to humans and pets
    weed killer that will keep them away for five
    year or longer.

    I have tried rock salt.-a The weeds seem to like it.

    I have sprayed corn gluten per-emergent twice a season
    for three years now.-a It does nothing.

    I spray with 20% vinegar and It does kill the little
    dears, but twice a year I get a new crop I have
    to spray again.

    Death to weeds!

    -T

    Maybe mount a laser weeder on a Roomba All-Wheel Drive?

    https://www.youtube.com/shorts/VslVeTo6DuE

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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 3/14/26 23:16, T wrote:<br>
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    <blockquote type="cite" cite="mid:10p58ba$q1fd$1@dont-email.me">Hi
    All,
    <br>
    <br>
    I have a cheat grass and other weeds problem in
    <br>
    my decorative rocks.
    <br>
    <br>
    Does anyone know of a nontoxic to humans and pets
    <br>
    weed killer that will keep them away for five
    <br>
    year or longer.
    <br>
    <br>
    I have tried rock salt.-a The weeds seem to like it.
    <br>
    <br>
    I have sprayed corn gluten per-emergent twice a season
    <br>
    for three years now.-a It does nothing.
    <br>
    <br>
    I spray with 20% vinegar and It does kill the little
    <br>
    dears, but twice a year I get a new crop I have
    <br>
    to spray again.
    <br>
    <br>
    Death to weeds!
    <br>
    <br>
    -T
    <br>
    </blockquote>
    <p>Maybe mount a laser weeder on a Roomba All-Wheel Drive?</p>
    <p><a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://www.youtube.com/shorts/VslVeTo6DuE">https://www.youtube.com/shorts/VslVeTo6DuE</a></p>
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  • From Ed P@posting.blocknews.net to alt.home.repair on Sun Mar 15 10:13:39 2026
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    On 3/14/26 23:16, T wrote:
    Hi All,

    I have a cheat grass and other weeds problem in
    my decorative rocks.

    Does anyone know of a nontoxic to humans and pets
    weed killer that will keep them away for five
    year or longer.

    I have tried rock salt.-a The weeds seem to like it.

    I have sprayed corn gluten per-emergent twice a season
    for three years now.-a It does nothing.

    I spray with 20% vinegar and It does kill the little
    dears, but twice a year I get a new crop I have
    to spray again.

    Death to weeds!

    -T


    Glyophosate (Roundup)
    President trump wants to increase the production of it so you have a
    patriotic duty to use it.
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  • From frank@"frank "@frank.net to alt.home.repair on Sun Mar 15 10:30:35 2026
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    On 3/14/2026 11:16 PM, T wrote:
    Hi All,

    I have a cheat grass and other weeds problem in
    my decorative rocks.

    Does anyone know of a nontoxic to humans and pets
    weed killer that will keep them away for five
    year or longer.

    I have tried rock salt.-a The weeds seem to like it.

    I have sprayed corn gluten per-emergent twice a season
    for three years now.-a It does nothing.

    I spray with 20% vinegar and It does kill the little
    dears, but twice a year I get a new crop I have
    to spray again.

    Death to weeds!

    -T

    I would use Roundup and see no problem if used as directed.

    Last week I put down a premerg for Japanese stilt grass. I have a
    problem with it and crabgrass but it is said to sprout weeks earlier and
    if you pull it anytime it is growing there are seeds that will sprout so
    in order to completely control it several yearly applications might be
    needed.

    Roundup usually kills everything but other herbicides and premerges do
    not which is fine if you want no weeds in your lawn. For bare earth,
    kill everything. I completely eliminated English ivy around the house
    for just mulch under bushes which were unharmed by Roundup.
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  • From badgolferman@REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com to alt.home.repair on Sun Mar 15 14:31:12 2026
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    T wrote:

    Hi All,

    I have a cheat grass and other weeds problem in
    my decorative rocks.

    Does anyone know of a nontoxic to humans and pets
    weed killer that will keep them away for five
    year or longer.

    I have tried rock salt. The weeds seem to like it.

    I have sprayed corn gluten per-emergent twice a season
    for three years now. It does nothing.

    I spray with 20% vinegar and It does kill the little
    dears, but twice a year I get a new crop I have
    to spray again.

    Death to weeds!

    -T

    Your choices are to use chemicals which actually work, or 20% vinegar
    several times a year.
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  • From T@T@invalid.invalid to alt.home.repair on Sun Mar 15 07:33:39 2026
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    On 3/15/26 07:13, Ed P wrote:
    -aOn 3/14/26 23:16, T wrote:
    Hi All,

    I have a cheat grass and other weeds problem in
    my decorative rocks.

    Does anyone know of a nontoxic to humans and pets
    weed killer that will keep them away for five
    year or longer.

    I have tried rock salt.-a The weeds seem to like it.

    I have sprayed corn gluten per-emergent twice a season
    for three years now.-a It does nothing.

    I spray with 20% vinegar and It does kill the little
    dears, but twice a year I get a new crop I have
    to spray again.

    Death to weeds!

    -T


    Glyophosate (Roundup)
    President trump wants to increase the production of it so you have a patriotic duty to use it.


    TDP is a mental illness, Ed.
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  • From T@T@invalid.invalid to alt.home.repair on Sun Mar 15 08:20:12 2026
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    On 3/15/26 07:30, Frank wrote:
    On 3/14/2026 11:16 PM, T wrote:
    Hi All,

    I have a cheat grass and other weeds problem in
    my decorative rocks.

    Does anyone know of a nontoxic to humans and pets
    weed killer that will keep them away for five
    year or longer.

    I have tried rock salt.-a The weeds seem to like it.

    I have sprayed corn gluten per-emergent twice a season
    for three years now.-a It does nothing.

    I spray with 20% vinegar and It does kill the little
    dears, but twice a year I get a new crop I have
    to spray again.

    Death to weeds!

    -T

    I would use Roundup and see no problem if used as directed.

    Last week I put down a premerg for Japanese stilt grass.-a I have a
    problem with it and crabgrass but it is said to sprout weeks earlier and
    if you pull it anytime it is growing there are seeds that will sprout so
    in order to completely control it several yearly applications might be needed.

    Roundup usually kills everything but other herbicides and premerges do
    not which is fine if you want no weeds in your lawn.-a For bare earth,
    kill everything.-a I completely eliminated English ivy around the house
    for just mulch under bushes which were unharmed by Roundup.

    It needs to be safe for pets and humans. And as far as
    killing weeds, my 20% vinegar is deadly.

    I just want the weeds gone for good.
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  • From T@T@invalid.invalid to alt.home.repair on Sun Mar 15 08:21:21 2026
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    On 3/15/26 07:31, badgolferman wrote:
    T wrote:

    Hi All,

    I have a cheat grass and other weeds problem in
    my decorative rocks.

    Does anyone know of a nontoxic to humans and pets
    weed killer that will keep them away for five
    year or longer.

    I have tried rock salt. The weeds seem to like it.

    I have sprayed corn gluten per-emergent twice a season
    for three years now. It does nothing.

    I spray with 20% vinegar and It does kill the little
    dears, but twice a year I get a new crop I have
    to spray again.

    Death to weeds!

    -T

    Your choices are to use chemicals which actually work, or 20% vinegar
    several times a year.

    I do not mind chemicals as long as they are pet and human safe.

    I wish salt worked.
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  • From hubops@hubops@ccanoemail.com to alt.home.repair on Sun Mar 15 11:22:31 2026
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    On Sun, 15 Mar 2026 14:31:12 -0000 (UTC), "badgolferman" <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:

    T wrote:

    Hi All,

    I have a cheat grass and other weeds problem in
    my decorative rocks.

    Does anyone know of a nontoxic to humans and pets
    weed killer that will keep them away for five
    year or longer.

    I have tried rock salt. The weeds seem to like it.

    I have sprayed corn gluten per-emergent twice a season
    for three years now. It does nothing.

    I spray with 20% vinegar and It does kill the little
    dears, but twice a year I get a new crop I have
    to spray again.

    Death to weeds!

    -T

    Your choices are to use chemicals which actually work, or 20% vinegar
    several times a year.


    I'd treat my gravel driveway with 10 % vinegar
    about 3 times per year - it took 15 - 20 minutes and
    cost a few dollars. The only drawback was the
    craving for french fries afterwards ..
    John T.
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  • From Ed P@esp@snet.n to alt.home.repair on Sun Mar 15 11:55:55 2026
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    On 3/15/2026 10:33 AM, T wrote:
    On 3/15/26 07:13, Ed P wrote:
    -a-aOn 3/14/26 23:16, T wrote:
    Hi All,

    I have a cheat grass and other weeds problem in
    my decorative rocks.

    Does anyone know of a nontoxic to humans and pets
    weed killer that will keep them away for five
    year or longer.

    I have tried rock salt.-a The weeds seem to like it.

    I have sprayed corn gluten per-emergent twice a season
    for three years now.-a It does nothing.

    I spray with 20% vinegar and It does kill the little
    dears, but twice a year I get a new crop I have
    to spray again.

    Death to weeds!

    -T


    Glyophosate (Roundup)
    President trump wants to increase the production of it so you have a
    patriotic duty to use it.


    TDP is a mental illness, Ed.

    Yes, so are the lies of lower gas prices and no more wars a d stopping
    the Ukraine war in a couple of weeks. Sorry about your gullibility.
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  • From frank@"frank "@frank.net to alt.home.repair on Sun Mar 15 12:17:19 2026
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    On 3/15/2026 11:20 AM, T wrote:
    On 3/15/26 07:30, Frank wrote:
    On 3/14/2026 11:16 PM, T wrote:
    Hi All,

    I have a cheat grass and other weeds problem in
    my decorative rocks.

    Does anyone know of a nontoxic to humans and pets
    weed killer that will keep them away for five
    year or longer.

    I have tried rock salt.-a The weeds seem to like it.

    I have sprayed corn gluten per-emergent twice a season
    for three years now.-a It does nothing.

    I spray with 20% vinegar and It does kill the little
    dears, but twice a year I get a new crop I have
    to spray again.

    Death to weeds!

    -T

    I would use Roundup and see no problem if used as directed.

    Last week I put down a premerg for Japanese stilt grass.-a I have a
    problem with it and crabgrass but it is said to sprout weeks earlier
    and if you pull it anytime it is growing there are seeds that will
    sprout so in order to completely control it several yearly
    applications might be needed.

    Roundup usually kills everything but other herbicides and premerges do
    not which is fine if you want no weeds in your lawn.-a For bare earth,
    kill everything.-a I completely eliminated English ivy around the house
    for just mulch under bushes which were unharmed by Roundup.

    It needs to be safe for pets and humans.-a And as far as
    killing weeds, my 20% vinegar is deadly.

    I just want the weeds gone for good.

    You can read what the EPA says a about glycophosphate. It is not that
    toxic or harmful.

    https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/reg_actions/reregistration/fs_PC-417300_1-Sep-93.pdf

    Some law firms have made a big issue of the IARC carcinogen
    classification to make money off it. The issue is greatly exaggerated
    based on epidemiological data.

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  • From hubops@hubops@ccanoemail.com to alt.home.repair on Sun Mar 15 12:17:35 2026
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    Glyophosate (Roundup)
    President trump wants to increase the production of it so you have a
    patriotic duty to use it.


    TDP is a mental illness, Ed.

    Yes, so are the lies of lower gas prices and no more wars a d stopping
    the Ukraine war in a couple of weeks. Sorry about your gullibility.


    You know things are really off-the-rails
    when Marjorie Taylor Greene begins to seem like
    the rational one ..
    John T.
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  • From rbowman@bowman@montana.com to alt.home.repair on Sun Mar 15 19:46:32 2026
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    On Sun, 15 Mar 2026 14:31:12 -0000 (UTC), badgolferman wrote:

    T wrote:

    Hi All,

    I have a cheat grass and other weeds problem in my decorative rocks.

    Does anyone know of a nontoxic to humans and pets weed killer that will >>keep them away for five year or longer.

    I have tried rock salt. The weeds seem to like it.

    I have sprayed corn gluten per-emergent twice a season for three years
    now. It does nothing.

    I spray with 20% vinegar and It does kill the little dears, but twice a >>year I get a new crop I have to spray again.

    Death to weeds!

    -T

    Your choices are to use chemicals which actually work, or 20% vinegar
    several times a year.

    The city has tried various approaches to weed control on the public spaces including manual pulling, sheep, and I think parasitic insects that target
    the plants. In the end Tordon wins.
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  • From T@T@invalid.invalid to alt.home.repair on Sun Mar 15 18:49:00 2026
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    On 3/15/26 09:17, Frank wrote:
    You can read what the EPA says a about glycophosphate.-a It is not that toxic or harmful.

    https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/reg_actions/reregistration/ fs_PC-417300_1-Sep-93.pdf

    Some law firms have made a big issue of the IARC carcinogen
    classification to make money off it.-a The issue is greatly exaggerated based on epidemiological data.

    Hi Frank,

    EPA gets it palms waxed.

    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=glycerophosphate

    Wife suffers from MSC/TILT. Can't have glycophosphate ANYWHERE
    near her.

    Do you know of another non-toxic solution?

    -T
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  • From T@T@invalid.invalid to alt.home.repair on Sun Mar 15 22:14:06 2026
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    On 3/15/26 09:17, Frank wrote:
    You can read what the EPA says a about glycophosphate.-a It is not that toxic or harmful.

    https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/reg_actions/reregistration/ fs_PC-417300_1-Sep-93.pdf

    Hi Frank,

    Here is a better link:

    https://www.msdsdigital.com/system/files/SDS-Roundup%20Weed%20%26%20Grass%20Killer%20Concentrate.pdf

    Hazard Identification

    Main hazard: Causes eye irritation

    Avoid contact with eyes or clothing

    Wash thoroughly with soap and water after handling

    Keep out of reach of children

    Potential Health Effects

    Eyes: redness, tearing, swelling, blurred vision

    Skin: generally mild irritation possible

    Inhalation: may cause discomfort if mist is inhaled

    Ingestion: harmful if swallowed; seek medical advice

    First Aid (Summary)

    Eyes: rinse cautiously with water for several minutes

    Skin: wash with soap and water

    Inhalation: move to fresh air

    Ingestion: contact poison control or a physician

    Handling / PPE

    Typical recommendations:

    Gloves

    Eye protection when mixing or spraying

    Avoid breathing spray mist

    Use in well-ventilated areas


    -T
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  • From rbowman@bowman@montana.com to alt.home.repair on Mon Mar 16 05:16:29 2026
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    On Sun, 15 Mar 2026 18:49:00 -0700, T wrote:

    On 3/15/26 09:17, Frank wrote:
    You can read what the EPA says a about glycophosphate.-a It is not that
    toxic or harmful.

    https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/reg_actions/reregistration/
    fs_PC-417300_1-Sep-93.pdf

    Some law firms have made a big issue of the IARC carcinogen
    classification to make money off it.-a The issue is greatly exaggerated
    based on epidemiological data.

    Hi Frank,

    EPA gets it palms waxed.

    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=glycerophosphate

    Wife suffers from MSC/TILT. Can't have glycophosphate ANYWHERE near
    her.

    Do you know of another non-toxic solution?


    https://www.harborfreight.com/propane-torch-91033.html

    It probably isn't a permanent solution unless you torch them off
    frequently enough to kill the roots.

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  • From T@T@invalid.invalid to alt.home.repair on Sun Mar 15 22:19:22 2026
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    On 3/14/26 20:16, T wrote:
    Hi All,

    I have a cheat grass and other weeds problem in
    my decorative rocks.

    Does anyone know of a nontoxic to humans and pets
    weed killer that will keep them away for five
    year or longer.

    I have tried rock salt.-a The weeds seem to like it.

    I have sprayed corn gluten per-emergent twice a season
    for three years now.-a It does nothing.

    I spray with 20% vinegar and It does kill the little
    dears, but twice a year I get a new crop I have
    to spray again.

    Death to weeds!

    -T


    Anyone have an experience with "weed streamers"?
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  • From frank@"frank "@frank.net to alt.home.repair on Mon Mar 16 08:36:51 2026
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    On 3/15/2026 9:49 PM, T wrote:
    On 3/15/26 09:17, Frank wrote:
    You can read what the EPA says a about glycophosphate.-a It is not that
    toxic or harmful.

    https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/reg_actions/
    reregistration/ fs_PC-417300_1-Sep-93.pdf

    Some law firms have made a big issue of the IARC carcinogen
    classification to make money off it.-a The issue is greatly exaggerated
    based on epidemiological data.

    Hi Frank,

    EPA gets it palms waxed.

    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=glycerophosphate

    Wife suffers from MSC/TILT.-a Can't have glycophosphate ANYWHERE
    near her.

    Do you know of another non-toxic solution?

    -T

    No and as a chemist, I use chemicals but as minimal as possible. Other solution is to pull weeds.
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  • From hubops@hubops@ccanoemail.com to alt.home.repair on Mon Mar 16 08:40:16 2026
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    Do you know of another non-toxic solution?


    https://www.harborfreight.com/propane-torch-91033.html

    It probably isn't a permanent solution unless you torch them off
    frequently enough to kill the roots.


    Even if you do kill the roots - those pesky things called _seeds_
    will soon come along, doncha know ..
    John T.
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  • From frank@"frank "@frank.net to alt.home.repair on Mon Mar 16 08:46:34 2026
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    On 3/16/2026 1:14 AM, T wrote:
    On 3/15/26 09:17, Frank wrote:
    You can read what the EPA says a about glycophosphate.-a It is not that
    toxic or harmful.

    https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/reg_actions/
    reregistration/ fs_PC-417300_1-Sep-93.pdf

    Hi Frank,

    Here is a better link:

    https://www.msdsdigital.com/system/files/SDS- Roundup%20Weed%20%26%20Grass%20Killer%20Concentrate.pdf

    Hazard Identification

    Main hazard: Causes eye irritation

    Avoid contact with eyes or clothing

    Wash thoroughly with soap and water after handling

    Keep out of reach of children

    Potential Health Effects

    Eyes: redness, tearing, swelling, blurred vision

    Skin: generally mild irritation possible

    Inhalation: may cause discomfort if mist is inhaled

    Ingestion: harmful if swallowed; seek medical advice

    First Aid (Summary)

    Eyes: rinse cautiously with water for several minutes

    Skin: wash with soap and water

    Inhalation: move to fresh air

    Ingestion: contact poison control or a physician

    Handling / PPE

    Typical recommendations:

    Gloves

    Eye protection when mixing or spraying

    Avoid breathing spray mist

    Use in well-ventilated areas


    -T

    In my working days I was responsible for thousands of safety data
    sheets. I would generally ere on the side of caution.
    Many are written for the substance in a mixture but caution on the side
    of the pure material.

    For example you could drink a teaspoon of 5% acetic acid, vinegar, with
    no harm but if you tried to drink a teaspoon of pure acetic acid you
    would end up in the hospital.

    Not that it is a bad idea to be cautious.
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  • From Retirednoguilt@HapilyRetired@fakeaddress.com to alt.home.repair on Mon Mar 16 13:45:35 2026
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    On 3/16/2026 8:36 AM, Frank wrote:
    On 3/15/2026 9:49 PM, T wrote:
    On 3/15/26 09:17, Frank wrote:
    You can read what the EPA says a about glycophosphate.-a It is not that >>> toxic or harmful.

    https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/reg_actions/
    reregistration/ fs_PC-417300_1-Sep-93.pdf

    Some law firms have made a big issue of the IARC carcinogen
    classification to make money off it.-a The issue is greatly exaggerated >>> based on epidemiological data.

    Hi Frank,

    EPA gets it palms waxed.

    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=glycerophosphate

    Wife suffers from MSC/TILT.-a Can't have glycophosphate ANYWHERE
    near her.

    Do you know of another non-toxic solution?

    -T

    No and as a chemist, I use chemicals but as minimal as possible. Other solution is to pull weeds.

    My

    Our non-toxic solution was to move to a condo almost 9 years ago, where
    all the gardening is done by contractors hired by the Board. No more
    snow to shovel, leaves to rake, dead trees to fall on our house, etc.
    We priced-out what we had paid for home maintenance for the 2 years
    before we moved compared to what the HOA was for the same time period
    for the unit we purchased. We have only 9 square feet less floor space
    now but pay within $100/year for HOA compared to our annual maintenance
    costs were before we moved. And, in the almost 40 years that the condo
    has existed, there's never been a special assessment. We should have
    made the move years earlier.
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  • From rbowman@bowman@montana.com to alt.home.repair on Mon Mar 16 18:49:46 2026
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    On Mon, 16 Mar 2026 08:40:16 -0400, hubops wrote:


    Do you know of another non-toxic solution?


    https://www.harborfreight.com/propane-torch-91033.html

    It probably isn't a permanent solution unless you torch them off
    frequently enough to kill the roots.


    Even if you do kill the roots - those pesky things called _seeds_
    will soon come along, doncha know ..
    John T.

    I gave up my battle against weeds when I realized my neighbors were
    running dandelion plantations. Thistles still produce violence of action.
    Some people consider it a weed but I've come to embrace clover.
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  • From T@T@invalid.invalid to alt.home.repair on Mon Mar 16 15:22:52 2026
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    On 3/16/26 05:46, Frank wrote:
    Not that it is a bad idea to be cautious.

    When you are dealing with someone who has lost their
    tolerance and has several two step allergies (two
    steps and your are dead), "caution" is an
    understatement!
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