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  • Asked by David from Roseland, Virginia
    07/17/2013
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    What is the difference between "ionic" and "non-ionic" surfactants?
    A

    Ionic

    When the hydrophilic part of the surfactant consists of a negatively charged group like a sulphonate, sulphate or carboxylate the surfactant is called ionic. Basic soaps are ionic surfactants.

    NonIonic

    A surfactant with a non-charged hydrophilic part, e.g. ethoxylate, is non-ionic.

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  • Asked by Stacy from St. Petersburg, Fl
    04/29/2016
    Q
    Can you explain the difference between Surf-AC 820 & 910 other than percentage of active ingredient?
    I'm going to use a non-ionic surfactant when I spray my St. Augustine (Flortam) yard with astrizine and BifenXTS. Which non-ionic surfacant do you recommend? I live in the TampaBay area.
    A

    The difference between Surf AC 820 and Surf AC 910 is the amount of alcohol ethoxylate in each product. 

    We generally recommend Southern Ag's Non-Ionic Surfactant. It a very good product that can be mixed with insecticides and herbicides. 

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  • Asked by Don from Evansville In,
    04/14/2015
    Q
    TO KILL ROACHES OR FLEAS IN A HOME WOULD IONIC OR NON IONIC WORK BETTER!
    MIXED WITH INSECTICIDE. WHICH ONE AND WHY?
    A
    It is not necessary to mix a surfactant, such as Surf AC 910 with insecticides. It is intended to be a sticker to help insecticides stick to surfaces.
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  • Asked by Samuel from Arecibo, Puerto Rico
    06/22/2021
    Q
    Does Surf-AC 910 Surfactant work better than 820 for herbicides?
    Which one would you recommend to use with Glyphosate and 24d?
    A

    The difference between Surf AC 820 and Surf AC 910 is the amount of alcohol ethoxylate in each product. Generally, we recommend using a surfactant such as Southern Ag's Non-Ionic Surfactant. It a great product that can be mixed with many different types of insecticides and herbicides.  Though most glyphosate products do already contain a surfactant so be sure to review the product label to confirm if a surfactant is recommended to be added.
     

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  • Asked by Arline from Westport
    07/16/2021
    Q
    Is Surf-AC 910 Surfactant safe to spray on my blueberries?
    A

    The Surf-AC 910 Surfactant is not labeled for use in edible plants. We recommend contacting the manufacturer for further assistance at 901-774-4370. 

    We recommend the Monterey Natures Own Spray Helper.

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  • Asked by Greg from Sioux Falls, South Dakota
    04/09/2024
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    How do I use Surf-AC 910 Surfactant in combination with herbicides such as Roundup and Pramitol 25E?
    I plan to try and use this product to maximize the effectiveness of my weed control chemicals such as Roundup and Pramitol. How do I go about mixing this product? Do I use it as a "pre spray" or can it be combined in the tank? and what is the mixing ratio?
    A

    Surf-AC 910 Surfactant is mixed directly with an herbicide and water in the same tank together.  Most RoundUp products already contain a surfactant so an additional one is not needed.  Per the label for Surf-Ac when used with herbicides the rate is 1- 2 pints per 1000 gallons which breaks down to 0.16-0.32 fl oz per gallon of water.

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