Can bleach kill grass

Answer 1

ANSWER YES. Bleach is safe to use to kill weeds if you: 1. are careful not to get the bleach on lawns, flowers, or other plants (it kills them, too) 2. wear gloves and safety goggles when handling large amounts of bleach 3. keep all children and pets away from the bleached area for at least an hour. The longer the better. ANSWER Actually, many weeds are annuals, and by weedwacking them, they will not produce seed and may die on their own. Others you can dig up and will not have issues with chemical residue in your yard. You can use other chemicals that you spray on the leaves, which will kill them within a few days.

Answer 2

Yes, bleach water kills weeds.

Specifically, the most effective control is full-concentrate bleach in a spray bottle. The spray needs to be directed to the roots. The higher the bleach concentration, the more likely will be the elimination of weeds within three (3) days.

Answer 3

Yes, bleach can kill weeds in the garden. The natural herbicide in question is in liquid form that may permeate other than the target plant. It also may harm and kill any edibles or ornamentals in the immediate area.

Answer 4

That would kill all of your plpants and grass. Use a chemical for that, something that you would find at a flower shop

Answer 5

yes. bleach has chlorine in it, which kills grass. be careful!

Answer 6

Yes, bleach can kill weeds in the garden. But it also will harm and kill any edibles or ornamentals in the immediate area.