Does it help remove thatch?
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Nature's Lawn and Garden carries Nature's Biological & Liquid Lawn Dethatcher which can be used in combination with Airify Plus. Go to their website or look up on Amazon. Hope this helps.
677077
This brush will easily remove stray human hair and pet hairs on sweaters, coats, and slacks. It also will remove lint quite well, however, I don't think it will do an adequate job of removing pills from fleece, but then, I have never used the brush to remove pills from fleece.
798185
It will help. Once "infestation" is at hand no organic spray will knock everything out. A good clean up of the area and regular spraying won't hurt.
1792553
We have that darned stuff in our yard too. The Weed remover works pretty darned well, as long as your ground is damp from spring rains. Once it gets hard and dry, not so good. It's really kind of fun to pull the thistles and dandilions out using this device -- as long as the ground is damp, that is.
1485175
Yes it will remove the whitish buildup. From my experience the product is intended to be used often to avoid the build up so you may need to apply a couple of times if this has not been done.
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Yes, it does. It works just fine on removing all kinds of dirt from the negatives. I strongly recommend what I learned from the Amazon reviews, to use that emulsion with the wipes from Pec-Pad, in order to prevent deep scratches on the negative surface, as well as the excelent anti-static gloves from Kinetronics.
778085
Yes. It will remove anything thats on metal. Even works on powder coats and bedliner. Probably also works on undercoats.
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It would certainly help, but I can't say if it will totally remove it. I think it's worth a try.
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It did help my 15ft white dogwood. It had a black spot leaf fungus killing the leaves and limbs. Per our county agent I pulled back all the mulch within 10ft and applied directly to the open ground. I then doubled the dose and sprayed all the leaves which also dripped to the ground. I did three bi-monthly treatments before fall and saw a definite improvement. The spring leaves and blooms are not here yet, but if required I will continue the treatment.
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Yes, but the longer it stays on the harder it might be to remove. If it doesn't all come up nicely when you want it to, you can use some kind of goo remover to get the rest with a scraper.
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Yes! This is truly amazing for removing any kind of pet hair, lint and even loose soil. I use it on my clothing as well as furniture. And the large size makes it a quick job. You need to buy the one that has the handle first though, so you have something to hold on to. Then, the refill.
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It works really well to remove the large part of the bur but leaves behind the little prickly parts. I still have to remove those by hand. It does make it easier though because it pulls it to the end of the fur.
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No - that's not what it is for AT ALL. It is for removing stains and odor from things the animal has peed on, but not from the air.
1787588
No but it's worth a chance as it takes out all fruit stains and grease and oil
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My bagger did bag the thatch/grass that was pulled up and cut. It does fill the bag very quickly though.
2160645
should work fine for that. it works well as a substitute for a hoe since the action of this tool is to cut the roots and base of weeds below thw surface. You still should remove the loostened plant / weed debris. But it helps maintaining a garden space much easier than removing each weed by hand.
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It very well might and it's worth a try. I haven't had trouble with it removing color from carpets or other fabric, but spot test first and then go for it.