Name: Yates Zero Weeding Brush
Brand: Yates
SKU: ZWEEDB
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.50 (2 reviews)

Yates Zero Weeding Brush

Rated 4.50 out of 5 based on 2 customer ratings

2 reviews|1 answered question

$53.90

SKU: ZWEEDB

9310428012013gonomic handle: Comfortable grip for ease of use during garden maintenance.

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Yates Zero Weeding Brush

The Yates Zero Weeding Brush is a handy herbicide dabber that makes killing weeds and grasses quick and easy. Perfect for use in rockeries, garden beds, paths, driveways, along fencelines, and lawn edges, this tool helps you target weeds precisely without wasting herbicide. Its smart brush design prevents leaks and lets you spot treat weeds with minimal bending, saving your back and time.

Key Features

Herbicide Dabber: Applies glyphosate solution directly to weeds for effective spot treatment.
Leak-Preventing Valve: This herbicide dabber is epecially designed brush valve stops leaks and controls liquid flow.
Easy to Use: Brush mechanism allows simple dabbing and brushing over weeds without covering all foliage.
Safe for Surrounding Plants: Deactivates immediately on contact with soil, affecting only treated weeds.
Versatile: Ideal for rockeries, garden beds, paths, driveways, fencelines, and lawn edges.

How to Use

Mix Zero Weedspray Concentrate with water as directed on the label for the weeds you want to control.
For general weeding, mix 8-10 mL of concentrate with 1 litre of water. Stir well.
Unscrew the brush (including the cap) and pour the mixture into the empty tube (holds 350 mL).
Replace this herbicide dabber and tighten firmly.
Remove the cap to expose the brush tip.
Touch the brush tip to the weed and apply gentle pressure to open the valve and wet the brush.
Use a dabbing and brushing motion to apply herbicide to the weed leaves. You don’t need to cover every leaf.
If you accidentally touch desirable plants, wash them off immediately.
After use, rinse the brush under running water, replace the safety cap tightly, and store out of reach of children and sunlight.
Do not disturb treated weeds for 2 weeks. Visible symptoms appear within 7-10 days.

Ingredients

The active ingredient of Yates Zero Weeding Brush is:

100 g/L Glyphosate as isopropylamine salt (soluble concentrate)

Specifications

Brand	Yates
Product Name	Zero Weeding Brush
Tool Type	Herbicide dabber
Active Ingredient	100 g/L Glyphosate (isopropylamine salt)
Application Method	Brush and dab spot treatment
Size	One size only

Precaution

Do not apply if rain is expected within 6 hours.
Best results are achieved when weeds are actively growing.
Remove the cap to expose the brush.
Ensure the brush is still firmly attached to the cylinder.
Touch the brush tip on the ground and apply gentle pressure to open the valve and wet the brush.
Proceed with a ‘brush’ and ‘dabbing’ action, applying several brush strokes across the leaves of each weed. It is not necessary to cover all the foliage of each weed. The ‘dabbing’ action lets air in through the brush valve, letting more liquid flow onto the brush.
If the foliage of wanted plants is accidentally contacted, wash off immediately.
When you have finished treating weeds, rinse the brush under the tap.
Screw on the safety cap tightly.
Hang the Yates Zero Weeding Brush out of reach of children and out of sunlight.
Do not disturb treated weeds for 2 weeks (visible symptoms will appear in 7-10 days).

Effortlessly remove weeds with the Yates Zero Weeding Brush – a handy tool that pulls out unwanted plants without digging or chemicals.

Explore our Garden Weed Control Range for more smart solutions to keep your garden neat and weed-free.

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.30 kg

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Do you stock or sell brush replacement ends for the weed wand Lynne Dorset asked on 17 September 2024

Hey Lynne,
We do not have replacement parts for the Yates Zero Weeding Brush as part of our range unfortunately.

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2 reviews for Yates Zero Weeding Brush

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Simon Foster

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16 May 2025

Great service, good prices, fast shipping. Thanks

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Anonymous

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1 March 2024

Wish the brush was bigger. Cover more territory that way. Works fine.

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