Liquid Harvest Concentrated Surfactant for Herbicides Non-Ionic 16oz, Increase Product Coverage, Increase Product Penetration, Increase Product Effectiveness

I recently purchased this concentrated non-ionic surfactant for herbicides, and it performs exactly as advertised. It mixes easily with spray solutions and significantly improves herbicide spread, coverage, and absorption on foliage. The quality is excellent, and a small amount goes a long way, making it a great value for the price. It consistently enhances application performance compared to other surfactants I’ve used. Overall, this is a reliable, well-formulated spray adjuvant that delivers dependable results. I would highly recommend it for lawn care, garden use, or professional weed control applications.

Worked like it's supposed to. 8th grade chemistry class, at its finest!

It’s good as it is But the only down side is the pouring method, the bottle is poorly designed compared to other that are this style When I go to pour, more from the larger side spills over onto my jug so I get more than what I needed, you have to tilt it a bit and be careful when you pour it

Very good product!!

Here's my same review in the use of this surfactant with mesotrione: Regarding use on crabgrass that has been a pain for years, no matter what other big name products I tried on it; wasn't sure what to expect, but it WORKS! I was pleasantly surprised to see that within just a few days after spraying on my crabgrass the crabgrass was already turning to a faded-light green and within less than a week, was pretty much yellowish-white, but not my grass. Super impressed. I used this product on my Kentucky Bluegrass and did it in the evening while it was cooler. I used it also with the surfactant product and lazer blue dye, also from this same brand. I am more than impressed, as it did not hurt my lawn. My lawn needs some additional care though to be greener, but that was an issue before putting on this product (mentioning this in case I end up getting a picture or two uploaded). Another thing I want to add is that for my 1 gallon sprayer, I used half a teaspoon of the Mesotrione, following as accurately as possible the mixing instructions, and also did follow the surfactant and dye instructions too, though I accidentally tipped the measuring-pouring tip combo too much on the dye product and more came out into my sprayer bottle. Well, that turned out still to be helpful anyway to increase the easy view of where I was spraying, and it only dyed my sidewalk a little bit, which faded very well over the next few days too and washed off better with some sprinkling going on. Overall, all 3 of these products were great results to me, and there is enough of each of them left for probably years to come, since I don't have a large area of crabgrass to even treat.