Acid as herbicide? Has anyone tried this? I have around 20L

>>1158831
try gravel or concrete unless you want a shitty patch of mud

this is my problem, only worse. Removing the slabs is not an option + i live in the north so the frost makes the slabs move every year so filling the gaps is near impossible

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>>1158839
forgot pic

>>1158831
just get roundup, it's not particularly expensive

>>1158831
>muriatic acid
You will permanently contaminate your property

>>1158831

I use bleach on poison Ivy, it does the job better than any herbicide with the added benefit of not getting prostate cancer from it.

>>1158861
>>1158860
This.
Don't be dumb. Dispose of that bucket of acid properly and buy some roundup, anon.

>>1158831
I guess it may be phosphoric acid.
Of course you can kill the plants but there will be no long term effect. To be honest it could cause the opposit, as Phosphorus is part in many fertilizers.
Better use a concentrated salt solution, that will to it. Or if you want to do it ecological use boliling water, that will destroy the plants incl. roots and you will see them get dry and brown after a few days.

Ok, so if i soak my pavement in acid i'm going to get aids and shit (man you diy guys are no fun).

What about the acid, does anyone know what kind of acid it is?
It smells like the kind of acid you use to make circuit boards, and i know it has been used to remove rust on a large scale.
It has a brown color, but i'm guessing thst is from the rust.

After some reading i think what i have is iron chloride, so this means i have a can of iron bleach?

>>1158831
sounds reasonable op

>>1159152
for something to be bleach it needs an oxide.

e.g. NaOCl, H2O2.