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Why do the directions for the Lawn Grub Killer 500 and Grubkil 500 say 12mL per 100 square metres, and then say to apply that in 10-20L of water, not an exact amount?

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Why do the directions for the Lawn Grub Killer 500 and Grubkil 500 say 12mL per 100 square metres, and then say to apply that in 10-20L of water, not an exact amount?

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The actual coverage of the 12mL per 100 square metres is more important than the amount of water used to achieve this coverage. If you have a sprayer that delivers a very fine spray then you can achieve the coverage required with less volume of water than if you use a coarse sprayer. When a watering can is used, more water is required because a watering can will not give the same coverage as a spray.

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