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  • Asked by Oceandoc from Central Florida
    08/05/2014
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    What is the difference between DyneAmic Surfactant and your Non-Ionic Surfactant for Herbicides?
    I intend to use Drive XLR8 to kill Topedograss in Zoysia Lawn and I have bought the Non-Ionic Surfactant from you. Wonder I can just use that? thanks.
    A

    DyneAmic Surfactant and Non-Ionic Surfactant are both non-ionic surfactants. You can use either one of these with the Drive XLR8. You will mix 1-2 teaspoons per gallon of water. Please let us know if you have any additional questions.

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  • Asked by Marvin from Ashland, Va
    07/29/2013
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    What is a surfactant?
    A

    A surfactant helps products penetrate the natural waxy tissue of plants and increases the effectiveness.

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    15 of 16 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by A.l. from Surry, Va.
    08/19/2013
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    Does DyneAmic surfactant work with 2-4d, what rate?
    A

    Yes, you can use DyneAmic Surfactant ith 2, 4D. You want to use 3fl oz DyneAmic Surfactant per 1 gallon mixed solution. Please be sure to review the product label for application.

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    10 of 10 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Deb from Pardeeville, Wi
    04/10/2017
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    Can you mix the DyneAmic surfactant together with Drive XLR8 and spray them together or do these products need to be applied separately?
    A

    You can mix the DyneAmic Surfactant with Drive XLR8 and apply both at the same time.

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    7 of 7 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Connie
    07/16/2010
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    I need to add a 'ionic surfactant' to my nutsedge weed killer, but I don't know what that is.
    Is it possibly a soap solution? If so, how much do I add in relation to chemical weed killer?
    A

    We carry DyneAmic Surfactant. DyneAmic is a high quality non-ionic surfactant that  greatly enhances the effectiveness of herbicides. The surfactant helps penetrate the natural waxy tissue of plants.

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    6 of 9 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Chris from Pa
    08/06/2015
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    How much DyneAmic Surfactant do I mix with Drive XLR8 for a tall fescue yard?
    A

    You typically use <span new="" roman;="" font-size:medium"="">1/4 to 3/4 ounce of DyneAmic Surfactant per gallon of water for any herbicide you are mixing it with. 

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  • Asked by Bryan from Williamstown
    07/26/2018
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    After using DyneAmic Surfactant, can I clean my backpack sprayer as normal with water rinsing?
    A

    To properly clean sprayer tanks and preserve the longevity of the tank and parts, it’s recommended to clean your tank with a tank cleaner like Spray Tank Cleaner & Neutrilizer.  Neutralize is a powerful and safe way to remove pesticide residues from your spray equipment. It effectively cleans an…

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  • Asked by Marie from Atlanta
    04/23/2018
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    Can I apply DyneAmic Surfactant separately from my herbicide and get the same result?
    A

    A surfactant such as DyneAmic has no herbicidal properties on its own.  You cannot apply separately from your herbicide, fungicide, or insecticide later and get the same results.

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  • Asked by Blaine from Henderson, Texas
    05/22/2018
    Q
    Can I use DyneAmic Surfactant with Drive XRL8?
    I have used Drive XLR8, it says to use a MSO. I have used it with DyneAmic Surfactant. What is the difference? Is one better than the other?
    A

    MSO stands for methylated seed oils, which is what many surfactants are made with. DyneAmic Surfactant MSO surfactant.  It can be used with Drive XLR8.

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    3 of 4 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Barb
    07/05/2010
    Q
    Does Dyneamic surfactant come in a smaller container?
    I don't need a gallon of DyneAmic. I'm going to use it with the smaller package of Sedgehammer.
    A

    Dyneamic comes in a quart, gallon and 2.5 gallon jug size.  The manufacturer discontinued the pint size some time ago. 

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  • Asked by Shkhrp from Columbia Sc
    02/13/2016
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    How much Dyneamic Surfactant to use in 4 gallons of Tenacity on my home lawn?
    A

    Per the Dyneamic Surfactant product label you can use anywhere between 1/4 to 3/4 ounce per gallon of water no mater what product you are using. Anywhere in that range will give you good results so to make it simple you may want to go with 1/2 ounce to each gallon of tenacity you mix up. 

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  • Asked by Marianne from Otter Tail Lake, Minnesota
    08/19/2019
    Q
    What is a surfactant, and would I need it with the Rodeo herbicide I have already received?
    Any dangers?
    A

    A surfactant is a product that helps herbicide, fungicides, or insecticides to work more effectively by reducing the water tension when you spray, minimizing drift and making spraying more even. We have an article here with more details. If you are using Rodeo Herbicide, then you should use a surf…

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  • Asked by Ryan from Allison Park, Pa
    05/19/2016
    Q
    Does DyneAmic damage sprayer seals?
    I used it when applying Drive XLR8 and the pump got really sticky. I used a syringe to measure the DyneAmic and also noticed it got really sticky. Will it do damage or is it just a result of the decreased surface tension? (sprayer is a Chapin 61800)
    A

    DyneAmic Surfactant should not damage sprayer seals if the tank is cleaned properly after each use. 

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    1 of 1 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Dennis from La Crosse, Wisconsin
    09/07/2018
    Q
    I'm using QuinKill Max Crabgrass and Weed Killer. How do I mix it and how much surfacant do I add?
    Would it be best to use a pump sprayer to get the mixture more accurate?
    A

    QuinKill Max Crabgrass and Weed Killer  is mixed at 1.45 oz per 1,000 square ft area. It is recommended to use a methylated seed oil like DyneAmic Surfactant at 1-2 teaspoons of per gallon of water. It is better to use a hand pump or backpack sprayer to ensure the most accurate application.�…

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  • Asked by Pat from Terre Haute, In
    10/26/2019
    Q
    Will adding DyneAmic to the herbicide Rodeo to kill pseudocorus iris in a marsh harm the frogs?
    I read a study that it is the surfactants that injure frogs not the herbicide; is that true?
    A

    A surfactant such as DyneAmic Surfactant could potentially harm frogs or other wildlife if you sprayed them with the product directly. When used as directed, this product is labeled for use in aquatic areas. You can view the full toxicity information on the Safety Data Sheet here.

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  • Asked by Marcus from Northeast Ohio
    03/15/2022
    Q
    Can you use DyneAmic Surfactant with fungicides and if so what mixing rate is used?
    A

    DyneAmic Surfactant is a high quality non-ionic surfactant that greatly enhances the effectiveness of both fungicide and herbicide applications on lawns, ornamentals, trees and landscape areas at a rate of 1/4 oz. to 3/4 oz. per gallon of water. Refer to the fungicide product label for informati…

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  • Asked by Steve from Louisville
    08/01/2016
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    Can I use DyneAmic Surfactant with Trimec 1000?
    A

    We apologize but we do not carry a Trimec 1000 product so are not sure if a surfactant is needed with it or not.  We would recommend referring to the product label for complete instructions. While DyneAmic Surfactant can be mixed with most herbicides not all require you to use one and some advise a…

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  • Asked by Willie from Chesapeake, Va
    06/27/2018
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    Can DyneAmic be an acceptable alternative to a COC or MSO?
    Around Aug 1st, I'm going to spray my tall fescue lawn (to get rid of unwanted Bermuda grass) with a mix of Pylex and Turflon Ester. The Pylex Label states to add a Crop Oil Concentrate (COC) or Methelated Seed Oil (MSO).
    A

    DyneAmic Surfactant would be an acceptable alternative.

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  • Asked by A. from 96720
    11/22/2019
    Q
    Is DyneAmic the best surfactant that can be used for both herbicides and insecticides?
    A

    Since DyneAmic Surfactant is a high percentage oil, you may not want to use it on more sensitive plants for insecticide applications, especially in the summer. Hi-Yield Spreader Sticker is a great choice for most insecticides or herbicides. Keep in mind that some herbicides will call for an MSO (met…

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  • Asked by Adam
    05/16/2021
    Q
    Is DyneAmic Surfactant the same as spreader sticker?
    I mix spreader sticker with Talstar for mosquito and ticks. Will this harm bushes or plants?
    A

    DyneAmic Surfactant is a type of spreader sticker that is a blend of non-ionic surfactant and a refined and modified spray oil. Since there is a slight risk of burn when using crop oils in higher heat, we recommend using a non-ionic surfactant without crop oil when applying insecticides only. Hi-Yie…

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