Posted by Charles P Lamb on October 18, 2006, 1:03 am
I am considering using household dishwashing detergent as a wetting agent
for a herbicide. I am hoping it will allow a finer spray and help prevent
the solution from beading up and rolling off of the leaves. Is this likely
to work?
Posted by Carl 1 Lucky Texan on October 18, 2006, 7:27 am
Charles P Lamb wrote:
> I am considering using household dishwashing detergent as a wetting agent
> for a herbicide. I am hoping it will allow a finer spray and help prevent
> the solution from beading up and rolling off of the leaves. Is this likely
> to work?
>
>
yes. A 'citrus' smelling soap is often recommended. You won't need much!
Carl
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Posted by dicko on October 18, 2006, 10:45 am
I wouldnt use detergent, I'd use one of the dishwasher wetting agents
like Jetdry.
dickm
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>I am considering using household dishwashing detergent as a wetting agent
>for a herbicide. I am hoping it will allow a finer spray and help prevent
>the solution from beading up and rolling off of the leaves. Is this likely
>to work?
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> for a herbicide. I am hoping it will allow a finer spray and help prevent
> the solution from beading up and rolling off of the leaves. Is this likely
> to work?
>
>