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Gardener's free 'magic' weed removal trick doesn't involve vinegar or salt
dailyrecord.co.ukGardeners have been for ever trying to battle pesky weeds that can mar the appearance of a pristine patio area or disrupt neatly laid gravel, with the issue akin to frustrating moss outbreaks on patios and lawns.Green-fingered enthusiasts are often swapping tips on how to banish weeds, but there's always a concern about potential damage from harsh chemicals to the garden's ecosystem, surfaces such as patios, paving, gravel, and even risking the health of other plants.One oft-mentioned piece of advice is giving weeds a dousing with white vinegar.
Yet Armstrong Cheshire's patio specialist Simon Wardle has advised caution, stating: "This is not always advisable, as the acid can damage the surface of the stones, particularly limestone or concrete pavers, as well as being harmful to wildlife and plants."Instead of reaching for the vinegar bottle, Simon suggests a crafty trick for tea drinkers - pouring boiling water straight from your kettle over the weeds as the "perfect solution".
Those frustrated with unsightly weeds, whether they be old foes or fresh sprouts, will find this sage advice from the expert beneficial, promising it "will remove unsightly weeds from your patio and gravel for free", reports the Express.
Delving deeper, Simon adds: "This targeted method not only means your patio will end up weed-free, but it ensures there's no damage to your patio, or the environment, as there is no leftover residue left around.""You should start to see results in minutes as the boiling water breaks down the weed - with full results in hours."For those ready to give this hack a whirl, the process is simple: fill up your kettle, bring the water to a boil, and then commence with your eco-friendly weeding mission.A kettle of boiling
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