Surfactant (1 Gallon) | Water Soluble Spreader & Wetting Agent

It helps to add a surfactant when spraying chemicals on weeds, plants, etc. This stuff helps the chemicals that you are spraying stay on the plant.

Mixed this for a roof wash, and it doesnt have much viscosity therefore works pretty bad for roof or siding. I know its not exactly advertised for pressure washing, but just posting this for the people who pressure wash.

10/10 recommend this product, the dilution helps me make batches super concentrated if needed to make cleaning a breeze!Must have In your arsenal!

In the past, I mixed dish liquid with my Roundup Spray. It was expensive, and there were too many bubbles. So, I switched to this product. It was cheaper, did not have the suds, and removed the shiny layer on the leaf. This permitted easier penetration of the herbicide into the noxious plants and weeds. More important, the product did not thicken the water. As a result, spraying was easier. Also, the exit hole did not clogged as often, when the sticky soap film built up over time.

It says it treats up to 1000 gallons. Not very foamy or I'm just not adding enough to my chlorine mix, but seems to work just fine. Great value if it treats 1k gallons. Def recommend.

Ive used Surfactant mix with my herbicide from other company's in past and worked great. I tried this because of price. I opened it and it seems watery. The one's Ive used in the past were more oilly / thickness. I just tought it was company however, I sprayed it on the black knotweed Ive been battling the past 3 years and it just really did touch it. The edge of the leave turned brown but didn't help. I used a higher rate along with more herbicide and still did nothing. I know its not the herbicide Ive used the same brand of it the bast 3 years. I ended up buying the other brand surfactant I used before so we will see what happens.

Works great for roof cleaning to help chemicals stay on the roof.

Added to Roundup to kill lush/green Stink Net.