Ok I have called/emailed lots of places looking for vinegar 10% or
20%acidity and have not been able to locate where to purchase.
Lowes only sells in Texas and my local Lowes will only carry if they can
open up shelve space to order it.
Tried the feed stores,organic stores etc.no success.
Folks who do have some or know the brand could you tell me what brand (maybe
an address also).I'm tired of using Roundup in my isles.
Thanks
Jerome

JRYezierski said:

Ok I have called/emailed lots of places looking for vinegar 10% or
20%acidity and have not been able to locate where to purchase.

Photographic supply places will carry acetic acid at a 28% concentration.
(You can dilute to 20%.)

Otherwise you might have to try a chemical supply company, which might
not sell to the general public and might sell only in huge quantities.

In neither case will these be labeled for use as herbicides, but should be
pure acetic acid and should works.
--
Pat in Plymouth MI ('someplace.net' is comcast)

Any technology distinguishable from magic is insufficiently advanced.
(attributed to Don Marti)

Have you tried using a standared vinigar mixed 50% with lemon juice? I
have used this on a sunny day on broad leaf plants (henbit) and it works
for me.

JRYezierski wrote:
Ok I have called/emailed lots of places looking for vinegar 10% or
20%acidity and have not been able to locate where to purchase.
Lowes only sells in Texas and my local Lowes will only carry if they can
open up shelve space to order it.
Tried the feed stores,organic stores etc.no success.
Folks who do have some or know the brand could you tell me what brand (maybe
an address also).I'm tired of using Roundup in my isles.
Thanks
Jerome

writes:
Ok I have called/emailed lots of places looking for vinegar 10% or
20%acidity and have not been able to locate where to purchase.
Lowes only sells in Texas and my local Lowes will only carry if they can
open up shelve space to order it.
Tried the feed stores,organic stores etc.no success.
Folks who do have some or know the brand could you tell me what brand
(maybe
an address also).I'm tired of using Roundup in my isles.
Thanks
Jerome

Me too! I'm hoping we can find a source. I have some but it is the
leftovers in 55-gallon barrels from a food processing company making soy
sauce. While it will work with the first half dozen or so barrels, it's a
difficult way to get vinegar! Then there is only so much to do with the
barrels.g

Glenna