Attack weeds the natural way
Published: April 25, 2013 8:00 AM
Updated: April 25, 2013 8:40 AM
Editor:
Rather than using harmful pesticides, here are some natural methods for getting rid of weeds.
1. Pull them: With their roots, it’s easier if the ground is wet or before the sun shines on them.
2. Pour boiling water on them: Use water left over from cooking.
3. Cover with layers of newspaper: This works best on clover and crabgrass.
4. Use inexpensive vinegar recipe: Combine one quart of vinegar, one teaspoon of liquid dish soap and one-quarter cup of salt and mix in a squirt bottle. Apply to dandelions on walkways or patios, but do not use on lawn.
5. Eat them: Some weeds are edible. The greens from dandelions can be eaten raw and are packed with vitamin K.
Diane Czyzewski
Kamloops
via Kamloops This Week – Attack weeds the natural way.
Czyzewski’s VINEGAR CONCOCTION represents a VIOLATION OF FEDERAL LAW.
Czyzewski’s VINEGAR CONCOCTION is recommended under the PRETEXT of being a substitute for conventional pest control products.
According to Czyzewski’s NON-EXPERT assessment, her concoction is somehow lower risk when compared to conventional products.
In fact, conventional pest control products are HEALTH-CANADA-APPROVED, FEDERALLY-LEGAL, SCIENTIFICALLY-SAFE, PRACTICALLY-NON-TOXIC, and CAUSE NO HARM.
Czyzewski’s VINEGAR CONCOCTION IS NOT Health-Canada-Approved, is NOT Federally-Legal, is NOT Scientifically-Safe, and MAY ACTUALLY REPRESENT A DANGER TO CHILDREN, ADULTS, AND PETS.
Czyzewski’s VINEGAR CONCOCTION MAY CAUSE HARM.
Demands are being made to have Czyzewski INVESTIGATED by Health Canada.
INVESTIGATIONS by Health Canada include recommendations of ILLEGAL pest control concoctions.
Czyzewski MUST BE STOPPED from recommending any DANGEROUS AND ILLEGAL CONCOCTIONS !
Czyzewski must be RATTED-OUT through the appropriate COMPLAINT CHANNELS. http://wp.me/P1jq40-1PE
HEAVY FINES MUST BE DEMANDED for putting CHILDREN AND ADULTS AND PETS AT RISK !
All readers must vigorously contact Health to COMPLAIN, COMPLAIN, COMPLAIN ! http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/contact/cps-spc/pmra-arla/region-eng.php
Health Canada can also be contacted by phone, at 613 736 3799 or 1 800 267 6315.
WILLIAM H. GATHERCOLE AND NORAH G https://pesticidetruths.com/ http://wp.me/P1jq40-2rr