Remove patio weeds immediately with 1 kitchen item – not vinegar or boiling water

Weeds growing through the cracks of paving stones, for example, can make any home look unkempt.

While the task of pulling out the weeds can be arduous, especially for your back, there’s a simple solution to removing the unwanted plants.

Typical go-to methods to remove weeds, aside from pulling them out from the ground, include pouring boiling hot water over them and the use of white vinegar.

Experts at Driveway Paving – who can transform your wasted garden area into a new enjoyable living space for you and your family – revealed another solution.

“Saltwater is another effective homemade weed killer,” the experts noted. “Just make a solution of three parts water with one part salt.”

The idea is to make the saltwater solution and, using a spray bottle, to carefully spray the weeds.

“The salt will dry out the plant and kill it,” the expert explained. “For an even more effective weed-killing process, sprinkle some dry salt on hardy weeds to hasten the drying-out process.”

There are methods to prevent further weed growth, too, such as sweeping the patio often.

The experts elaborated: “Typically, weed seeds are blown or fall onto the gaps. When left in place, the seeds sprout and grow.

“If you sweep the patio of pavement often, the seeds will not find ample time to grow.”

The use of polymeric sand between the gaps in stones and pavements is also recommended.

“The sand consists of super-fine particles coated with an additive like silica as the binding agent when it comes in contact with water,” the experts noted.

“This forms a better seal between the slabs and stone, preventing weed growth.”

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