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I know bleach works. NutmegYankee May 2014 #1

roundup or glyphosate does not do that. Drahthaardogs May 2014 #2

There is the remote possibility this is an allergic reaction. MohRokTah May 2014 #3

I will bet my life that 7 hours later there is no atmospheric glyphosate Drahthaardogs May 2014 #6

one of the breakdown products KT2000 May 2014 #15

Message auto-removed Name removed May 2014 #34

Feel free to bet your own. Erich Bloodaxe BSN May 2014 #28

Yes. NV Whino May 2014 #4

Acetic acid NutmegYankee May 2014 #7

Whoops, spell check didn't catch that one. NV Whino May 2014 #11

Agricultural grade vinegar is 20% acteic acid. BanzaiBonnie May 2014 #33

I get it at the grocery store madokie May 2014 #25

If you are reacting to Glyphosate, then take Benadryl. MohRokTah May 2014 #5

That crap is so toxic I can't believe its still allowed to be sold Lee-Lee May 2014 #8

You poor thing! "Only Roundup".. bullshit. Cha May 2014 #9

But but but Erich Bloodaxe BSN May 2014 #29

Except it's Scientific American.. I thought that would impress the Cha May 2014 #40

Maybe you should go to a doctor lostincalifornia May 2014 #10

Weed-Be Gone using natural ingredients emsimon33 May 2014 #12

Thanks for posting the "recipe". SamKnause May 2014 #13

According to what I'm reading online, it'll kill ALL plants, so be careful what you hit Hekate May 2014 #38

If that's true, I need to use some. Erich Bloodaxe BSN May 2014 #41

Thanks. I'm going to try this! nt valerief May 2014 #17

Does it work on blackberries? I have tried vinegar on Texas Privet and it didn't work AnotherDreamWeaver May 2014 #19

I think you've got Bradford pears. JoeyT May 2014 #20

We planted three Wisteria AnotherDreamWeaver May 2014 #21

Another thing about the pears, we liked how they turned bright red in the fall. AnotherDreamWeaver May 2014 #22

I don't know emsimon33 May 2014 #23

I got it on me once, really bad dem in texas May 2014 #14

We Just Mow Them otohara May 2014 #16

RoundUp? You mean the Breakfast of Champions? Crunchy Frog May 2014 #18

Ah yes 'Agent Orange'... LeftOfWest May 2014 #24

just mow them. everytime you kill so-called "weeds" you are killing or injuring other organisms magical thyme May 2014 #26

how about pulling weeds? demigoddess May 2014 #32

That's all I do Victor_c3 May 2014 #35

wacking them down every year or two doesn't get rid of them magical thyme May 2014 #43

yes, I know how it works demigoddess May 2014 #44

<sarcasm>stop smoking your neighbor's grass and you won't have this issue </sarcasm> maggiesfarmer May 2014 #27

The reaction may be from whatever carrying agent is in the spray, a lot of herbicides are dissolved greatlaurel May 2014 #30

My dad died of throat cancer. Many blamed it on cigarettes - we blamed it on Roundup and other jwirr May 2014 #31

are Dandelions and other weeds so bad? G_j May 2014 #36

I don't mind most "weeds" -- except those with seeds that can get into a dog's ears and skin.nt Hekate May 2014 #39

Common mallow is the worst for me. Liberal Veteran May 2014 #46

That's the danger of the 'HOA'. Erich Bloodaxe BSN May 2014 #42

grow thick grass demigoddess May 2014 #45

Our neighbor behind has been doing the same thing Blue_In_AK May 2014 #37