Is odormute safe for outside grass an plants?
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I have used it so many times. Never had a problem with the plants. It could be that it changes the ph in the soil making it better for the plants. Grass has a tendency to die where dogs pee a lot, and this product neutralizes it.
1950796
I have never had a problem spraying it on lawn concrete, anything. It's a great product, it works
1086781
I use strong little home depot clips to clip the "grass " up on a fence outside. power hose it down on both sides, let it drip for a few min, spray bleach on both sides, let it set in and drip out for 15 min, power hose the bleach out, let it drip out for 15 min, spray with good smelling cleaner and let it dry on there (same with the plastic tray it sits in ) let dry, bring it in. I do this once every 1-2 weeks and it doesn't smell in the house. when they poop you just pick up with TP and toss in the toilet.
145779
So far I've only used mine outside. You might get some grass stuck in there but it's not a big deal.
1248285
Yes no problem. It needs to be applied 0.69 teaspoons/1000 square ft. Also you will need use 1-2 teaspoons of a surfactant/dawn dish detergent per gallon of water to help tenacity stick to grass/weed
1828752
I want to kill weeds in monkey grass without killing monkey grass. Will this be safe?
21686
It works well on Powdery Mildew on most plants in my yard including squash, cucumbers, roses, and herbs. However it is necessary to reapply regularly. There's little doubt that mildew spores can travel on the wind and also remain alive for years in one's own compost pile, containers, and soil. As such, it is difficult for me to completely get rid of the mildew without routine applications.
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Yes the spray has the enzymes that help keep the odors down. The turf dies need replacing but I'm not sure when it does.
1896155
If you get in on grass or your floweres it will kill them. I've used it on areas that are strictly weeds for the most part or not close to other vegetation I don't want to kill.
274505
Y.C., Johnson grass is listed on the label. But it also says "not for use on home lawns" and "keep off fescue in summer". For most people, this is a problem. Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray
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I see no reason why you couldn't if you live in a warm climate. When it cycles through the cleaning process I believe it discharges a pretty salty solution that would probably kill the grass or other vegetation that may be in the area of discharge. we are thinking of doing the same thing at our Florida house but I have to solve the discharge problem first.
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It is safe for grass and all plants. I have applied it to my slate patio with grass in between and to my wooden deck. It worked effectively on both with no harm to plants
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Kelly, no damage whatsoever. We use it on our artificial turf that we installed for a dog relief area because we have no grass. It performs well, we spray once a month and it's lasts 2-3 months. No pet odor and the turf looks like new.
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I have used it only in an area where grass was growing in my myrtle ground cover. It didn't harm the myrtle as long as I didn't overdo the dosage. Hope this helps.
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I use it along my back door on the slab & by the front door. it works in both places. I don't use it in the grass. I use spectracide for ant hills in grass
1711004
We used a garden sprayer and walked the yard spraying surface. Do be careful on breezey days and do not gt too close to plants you want to keep. This product does work!
838174
In the description of the item given by the manufacturer it describes Nature's Avenger as killing weeds, dandelions, grasses and broad leaves without harm to the environment and says it is "great in and around gardens." It is further described as "eco friendly" and "safe for kids, pets and the water supply. I have not used it in a garden put per their description it sounds okay to do.
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I think not. It is for outside use only, and you wouldn't like the smell. Smells terrible that is why it draws the flies.