The Eco Weedkiller Garden hot water device is based on the exact same principle as the professional models, i.e. 100°C water. The device itself is very simple to operate – you just fill it with water up to the cap. You can use cold or hot tap water, or, for example, solar-heated rainwater. The most ecological option is to use solar preheated water, which rises to 30-40°C in a black container on a sunny day.

Eco Weedkiller Garden heats up 25 liters of water at a time, which can handle about 8 to 10 square meters of a grassy area. The water in the appliance is heated by mains power, and when the water is over 100°C the device is ready to use. The device is then disconnected from the mains power supply, and taken to the work area. Hot water is directed at the weeds at close range with a noozle, and the job is done. You will know that the water is 100°C by the sizzling sound it makes. When all water has been used, the treatment handle is held down until all pressure has been released from the device. The device can then be refilled with water again. The next treatment can be done after 20-60 minutes, depending on the initial temperature of the water used.

There are clear signs of proper treatment: clearly wilting plants, the smell of “boiled plants”, and soil left in steam. With these simple sensory observations, you can achieve professional herbicide control in your yard and garden.