Ortho WeedClear Weed Killer for Lawns Concentrate, 1 gal. | Weed Killer Concentrate, Won't Harm Grass When Used as Directed, Kills Dandelion & Clover, Treats Up to 64,000 sq. ft.

I’ve used Ortho products for over 15 years, and all of them worked. WeedClear is no exception. If your lawn has a weed (more likely a bunch of them), follow the directions, use an Ortho sprayer, hit the weed with the WeedClear, its over, case closed, problem solved.

It takes a few weeks to kill the weeds but most of my weeds are dead now. I used spreader setting to 2.

I have used this concentrated product for a number of years, as I found it is effective in controlling dandelions on my yard, however cannot give it 5 stars as it is not as effective on other listed weeds. The concentrated product is much more economical then the ready to use and can be easily applied using and sprayer that allows you to adjust to the correct concentration. Application is quick and easy and the results last.

Works very well and yes I will buy it again .

did my research and this was rated top of the line. Price also was the best found Shipping was terrible, the worst ever, updates condraticted previous posts, can't believe this was amazon

We have a lot of weeds in our yard because our neighbors don't maintain theirs. In the past, we've been quite successful using Spectracide Weed Killer every spring, which usually shows fast, reliable results. When we saw Ortho WeedClear Concentrate on sale for 22% off, the high volume of positive ratings convinced us to give it a try. We bought a couple of gallons in mid-May and applied it using a 3-gallon battery-operated sprayer. Following the instructions precisely, we mixed 4 ounces per gallon and sprayed on a cool day. We waited patiently for several weeks, keeping in mind that some reviewers mentioned it can be slow-acting. However, while a few common weeds turned slightly yellow or brown, they completely failed to die down to the root. Like many other frustrated buyers have noted, this formula seems to struggle heavily or fail entirely against tougher, more stubborn weed varieties. Thinking our initial mix might have been too weak for our specific weeds, we bought an additional gallon on May 28th and doubled the strength to 8 ounces per gallon. We re-treated the exact same areas. Now, over two weeks later, absolutely nothing has changed. I am incredibly disappointed and honestly baffled by how this product received so many high reviews. It was a complete waste of time and money, and I deeply regret not stopping at the first two gallons. Perhaps certain weeds have built up an immunity to Ortho's formula, or other buyers are just incredibly lucky. If you are used to a product that actually works quickly and effectively, stick with it—avoid this one.

It works but not so good

Does a good job