BioAdvanced Brush Killer RTS Hose-End Concentrate - 32 oz

i used this product on poison ivy a week ago and the poison ivy has not wilted in fact it looks healthier after I sprayed it I will never purchase this product again. I would give it a O if it were available.

I can't really say how well the actual product works as none of it actually came out the sprayer. I read the instructions and I am not exactly a newbie at using this sort of setup. I troubleshot the draw tube and pure water flows great. I even unscrewed the spray cap and watched the tube with the end in the product and water flowing. Not a drop of the herbicide was pulled up the tube. Unfortunately I managed to knock over the bottle and spilled 1/3 on the rocks so no refund, but that's on me. I've hear Triclopyr works great for my needs. I'll just have buy more in a different form to actually get it applied, I guess.

I applied this product to kill some vines and ivy. It wilted some vines, yellowed some others and didnt impact the ivy like i hoped at all

I have some new stumps I want to kill so went and bought this product yesterday. Looked on it and removed the bottle stickers to see if anything was on the back, nothing? Went on line and could get directions for another product Bayer Advanced Brush Killer Plus?? Is this the same thing?? Bayer or BioAdvance which is it?? I need to know how to safely kill my tree stumps with this product. Cannot believe you would not have the directions on this product. The only phone number on the product is to contact medical folks if you have a medical issue. Can't really rate product as I cannot use it. But to send this in I have to fill out the blocks on this rating. Do not send me emails on services or products.

We bought the bottle of BioAdvanced Brush Killer as shown. There was no sprayer, and no instructions how to dilute the concentrate!... HELP!

I just opened a new container. Was excited about the battery operated wand. Followed all directions, hooked up the hose, removed tab from battery department, turned to on and worked but sounded a little weak. Changed batteries. Turned on again. The wand sprayed but it leaked from the area where the wand folded into the handle. Not a drip but a glove soaking leak. I checked all of the connections that were visible and nothing seemed loose. Tried again and the wand would not spray at all. Nothing came out but it was still dripping. My hand was getting wet through my glove, so I stopped using. Very disappointed! I have used the Brush Killer before and the results were good. No problem there. But this new battery operated wand does not work at all.

Ready to Use product has 0.8% concentration of Triclopyr. If you mix this product per instructions on the label (4 ounces to one gallon of water) you end up with 0.27% concentration. This explains why the concentrate, when mixed per instructions, is not as effective as the ready to use. You have to TRIPLE the amount to get the same concentration as the ready to use product (add 12 ounces of concentrate to 116 ounces of water to make one gallon total). Then it works pretty well. At the higher mix ratio this is a 4-star product. But mixing per instructions is not as effective and only rates 2 stars.

I used it a couple of times and the auto sprayer wand didn't work the next time. I have almost a full big container of it. I changed the batteries and still doesn't work. So, will need to go buy a manual sprayer to pour the stuff in and use it in that. I'm just reviewing the one with the auto sprayer, not the brush killer itself. Piece of garbage. Buy the solution and use it in your own sprayer.

I bought this product and it didn't kill any of the poison ivy, poison oak, or kudzu. The back of the bottle says money back guarantee but it doesn't give an address to send the request to.

November 3, I applied 48 oz. (one and a half bottles) of Brush Killer Plus on both sides of my backyard fence, trying to kill the English Ivy growing into my yard from the woods. I applied the concentrate with an Ortho Dial N Spray sprayer at 4 oz. per gallon. Since then, the average high temperature has been 71F in the first week, 68F in the first two weeks, and 64F in the first three weeks. It’s now been almost four weeks. Not only is the English Ivy not dead/dying. It appears that the Brush Killer has had no effect on the English Ivy. On the Brush Killer label, English Ivy is not listed on the Kills list. Is Brush Killer supposed to kill English Ivy?

I bought this product and it worked well to kill off shrubs u had cut down multiple times with no success. I just sprayed some today on sansburs and we will see how that goes. I got covered in the stuff though and it made me fee tingly not sure if it is toxic to people.

Bought this today the gallon container with sprayer the sprayer would not work took top off and poured on fence line waste of money I just hope that the poison ivy dies

I purchased this about a month ago. First two times I used it, the sprayer worked in a mediocre manner. Dripped out of fold on wand, sometimes dribbled out of the sprayer nozzle no matter the setting. So today I go to use for the third time and batteries were dead, so I replaced them with some I just purchased. The sprayer would work fine for a few seconds and then start dribbling. Out of 60 minutes I was trying to use the thing, 30 were spent trying to twist ad turn the nozzle t get this thing to work properly. It would spray for a few seconds and then start dribbling again. The chemicals do seem to work fine if you can get the plant treated. SO the bottom line here is, don't waste your money on the sprayer/chemical combo. Buy yourself a good sprayer and the concentrate. I am very sorry I wasted my money on the sprayer. I hsould take it back and get refunded but it is probably too late for that.

I’ve been using the last 5 years to help control the vines/weeds coming over and through our fence. Our neighbors don’t control their weeds - and don’t seem to care that we are! Be careful not to spray on trees or plants you want to keep. Doesn’t harm the lawn, so you can also use to spray broadleaf weeds as well. Normally only do one application a year, but have done a second application in the fall when needed. Does take a while to work, but you can see the leaves start to die within a day or so (with full effect after a week or two).

I bought this out of a big box store. I mixed it as the instructions stated. It has been 3 weeks now with no sign of anything dying off. I just used for normal weed growth and it didn't work so I have no idea how this would ever kill hearty brush and stumps.

I bought the concentrate from a big box home supply store and followed mixing directions to a T. I sprayed liberally all over poison Ivey, wild blackberries and numerous other weeds in a wooded area next to my home. After 10 days there was no change to any of the areas I spayed. In fact the weeds seem healthier than ever. I reapplied this product several times thinking I may have mixed it incorrectly. To no avail this does not work and I am extremely disappointed in this product. DO NOT PURCHASE!

Bought this a few weeks ago for some weeds used the whole bottle on this one area and all the weeds are still green and growing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The spray seemed to work very well. However, I could never get the battery powered automatic sprayer to work. I poured the spray into another manual sprayer that I had and that’s how I used it. The spray did seem to kill everything I needed it to. But I was highly disappointed with the automatic sprayer.

I finally got the sprayer to drip a little of the brush killer. It dribbled for about five minutes then nothing. Thankfully I had a sprayer that was empty so I transferred the product to that one.

I bought a bottle of this that had the sprayer with it. Have no idea if it works, because the trigger on the sprayer broke off the second time i depressed the sprayer trigger. So it may be a good product, but is useless if the sprayer breaks on its first use.