There is a simple way you can banish pesky weeds in no time
Gardeners struggling with unwanted weeds sprouting up everywhere from their patios to driveways can breathe a sigh of relief as harsh chemicals aren't their only option.
Hannah recommends: "You can kill off weeds by pouring boiled water from your kettle over them. But watch out not to splash your toes of course. The hot water will shock the plant, killing weeds within a day or two." For those cautious about scalding plants inadvertently, Hannah proposes using white vinegar instead, reports the Mirror. She details: "Vinegar is full of acetic acid, which is a natural bacteria killer. It's a great way of killing back any unwanted weeds that aren't surrounded by wanted plants."
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