[Buzz123]

We had a whole bunch of rain and that's why you see all the weeds now. In New Mexico I used to see a lot of these being used. Saves your back and knees, but can be dangerous close to the house. Red Dragon Propane Weed Burner Backpack Kit, Propane Torches - GEMPLER'S

[bledsoe3]

This is almost the same only waaay cheaper!
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[unf0rgiven6262]

Originally Posted by macgeek

Salt the earth

Jonathan

Actually, this probably would work.

[Robustus]

Originally Posted by Buzz123

I use a shop vac for the patio and sidewalks, but in the rocks it just sucks up too many of them. If you're careful you can do it, but you'll lose some rocks.

Hmm... Maybe you could put a catch-can in the vac line such that leaves will get pulled into the waste area, but anything heavier (ie, gravel) will travel into the can.

[Buzz123]

Originally Posted by Robustus

Hmm... Maybe you could put a catch-can in the vac line such that leaves will get pulled into the waste area, but anything heavier (ie, gravel) will travel into the can.

Uh ...no.

[Buzz123]

Originally Posted by bledsoe3

This is almost the same only waaay cheaper!
Search results for: 'weed burner'

You might run into some environmental laws dealing with air quality.

[bledsoe3]

Do it on one of the many windy days in Vegas.

[Buzz123]

Originally Posted by bledsoe3

Do it on one of the many windy days in Vegas.

Yeah, no extra fire danger there....

[bledsoe3]

We're talking about a little grass coming through the gravel. If you've ever used one of these (I have many times) you wouldn't be concerned.

Besides, I was just offering a less expensive option to what you posted. Does the more expensive version pose less environmental and fire concerns.