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I'll find out the name of the weed killer my OH uses at work. I used it quite casually.... 3 days later everything was dead.
08:58 Mon 13th Jun 2016
I don't think we are allowed to use the strongest weed killers these days.
Whether you should chop the foliage first depends on the weedkiller you choose. I know my woman chopped down a load of green the other day, then sprayed what remained, and afterwards we discovered it entered via the leaves, so that would have been ineffective.
Whether you should chop the foliage first depends on the weedkiller you choose. I know my woman chopped down a load of green the other day, then sprayed what remained, and afterwards we discovered it entered via the leaves, so that would have been ineffective.
Sodium Chlorate can be used as an ingredient of bombs and illegal explosives.
It was / is extensively used by terrorists for bomb making. That is why it is banned , yet again the EU being blamed for something that has nothing to do with it!
Sodium Chloride is common salt.Similar name but VERY different in chemical action.
It was / is extensively used by terrorists for bomb making. That is why it is banned , yet again the EU being blamed for something that has nothing to do with it!
Sodium Chloride is common salt.Similar name but VERY different in chemical action.
It is not banned 'thanks to the EU' !.It is banned is due to it being used as an explosive. The EU issued the ruling so it it applies throughout the EU. It is not just a 'pointless' rule made up by bureaucracy, it has a very real reason behind it. If the EU did not exist it would be banned by each individual country. If we were to leave the EU it would still be banned, just yet another regulation that we would have to make over again.
O_G yes if a terrorist wanted some badly enough they could make it . But it needs an industrial scale manufacturing plant, and a supply of liquid Chlorine. Not as easy as just ordering a few Kg of weedkiller from your local garden center and mixing it with ordinary sugar. It is still made by the way. India makes thousands of tonnes of it a month. But due to EU rules we can not import it.