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![]() I used to dump SW in the back garden, until my roommate informed me it was killing her magnolia plant. With this in mind, I started using it on weeds in the driveway, no luck killing those bloody things
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![]() I pour mine out on my grass not in my septic system because the salt will corrode the concrete septic tank and pump parts.
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![]() I toss mine down the bathtub with lots of water to weaken the salt content. Unfortunately since I live in an apartment I don't really have much of a choice.
When I lived in my house I used to dump it in my alley on my rock & sand type driveway for weed killing purposes. Like Christy's attempts, it never was sucessful at killing weeds. ![]() |
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![]() I just flushed down the toilet =) kill gems and done it for many years so far no problem.
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![]() Your septic tank relies on a bacterial reaction to break up the "stuff" and turn it into grey water, salt water in large amounts will kill it. I just pump mine out the window onto the laneway.
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![]() i dump mine on the grass too
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![]() I'll answer the same as last time this was asked."Neighbors flowerbed
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![]() Thanks everybody, the driveway it is I guess. LOL
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![]() -been dumping it on the weeds in the back yard, wasn't sure about dumping it on the grass, but the weeds don't seem to mind unfortuneately...
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