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06-04-2004, 09:31 PM
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Roundup - buy the generic
Steve Wertz wrote:
On Sat, 03 Apr 2004 14:00:34 GMT, "GeneS" wrote: Roundup is very expensive, but the only active ingredient that really works. I purchased a LARGE jug of the "generic" product at Tractor Supply yesterday for ~ $70 or so, the Roundup brand was just ~ two times the price! Check the active ingredient percent. All you have to do is calculate the cost per "mixed gallon ready to use" to see the savings. Before the generic product was available, I purchased the Roundup "brush" product & diluted it for broadleaf & grass - saved a LOT that way. However, the active ingredient is the SAME, so you save ~ 100% :-) They don't carry any of the Generics at Home Depot or Lowes, just the name brands. And I didn't need $70 worth of weed killer so I settled for the $20 name-brand concentrate. -sw Wal-Mart has the off-brand available in smaller quantities. |
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