It worked OK on everything except bindweed. I think it worked the best when I heated it up before pouring it on the weeds.
I was a little disappointed that it didn't work on the bindweed, but I haven't really found anything that does.

That if bindweed was a cash crop I would be a rich woman!

not diluted. Worked awesomely. Used cleaning vinegar (7.5%) on some more stubborn weeds.

it turns into vinegar for various reasons. I wonder if the acetic acid is concentrated enough from the bad wine to use as a weed killer? I will try it this spring and see. Usually when a batch of my homemade wine goes bad (I make about 10-15 different batches of wine depending on the fruit available at the time), I'll save for various purposes such as dressing, cleaner, etc.

Thanks for the tidbit of news. Amazing what one learns everyday!

Works really well. So does boiling water in isolated areas.

primary ingredient. Most also include salt and a squirt or two of dish detergent to help the solution stick to the weeds. In my experience, they kill all of the plant tissue they contact, but do NOT kill the roots. Best for seedlings without a strong root system yet .

I am reticent to use Round Up or any such thing as it seems that this year the dogs are addicted to eating the weeds, but with summer around the corner the fire danger goes up. I really need to decide on something ASAP cuz the snakes will soon be coming out of hiding and I'm afraid they're hiding in the weeds.

Can't remember the specific ratios, but the Dawn helps break down any oils protecting the leaves so that the vinegar and salt can kill the weed. I use it pretty much only on the driveway and sidewalk cracks, and I keep the salt to a minimum.

I always carry another spray bottle with just straight vinegar and occasionally spray it on my arms - just in case I accidentally brush up against some well hidden poison ivy or stinging nettle.

but it works fabulously on mold

vinegar down where the root was.

Meanwhile: I've made weed-pulling fun by pretending that every single weed I pull is a MAGAt who changes their mind!

of my head, I think you'd do the work during a waning moon and probably when the moon was in a fire sign or air sign.
FYI, the person who told me about spraying before dawn is a PhD scientist who, as far as I know, cares nothing about gardening by the moon.

It doesn't kill the roots and the weeds always come back. Then I have to spray all over again. I tried both horticulture and homemade recipes.

I find covering weeds with plastic to paper and cardboard to be much more effective. I also use cornstarch as a pre emergent weed killer with onions and corn shoots. But mostly I use biodegradable paper to keep weeds to a low roar.

Some weeds I eat and allow to grow as ground cover like purslane and mache.

Big places, not so much at all.