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I was in the landscape business for many years and remember when weedol was effective
I am shocked to discover how completely useless it is now
Take it off the market or drastically improve it. I don,t know how you have the nerve to commercially sell it
Utterly useless - do not buy
(5L premixed weedkiller with trigger spray)
Applied in perfect conditions, no rain, weeds actively growing.
3 weeks later no effect whatsoever, okay maybe the odd brown spot on leaves but literally that's it.
Waste of £25, borderline if not actual fraud.
Check their website - no links to company information at all, no contact details, dodgy as heck. Avoid.
Don't waste your money, this product is useless. You might as well use water.
Pump spray on bottle breaks after a couple of uses rendering most of the product useless. Not strong enough for perennial weeds.
Ridiculous results....after 2x used in the same weeds.
0 if I could totally wrecked my lawn check the label not precise enough
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