Dandelion Doom Ready-to-Use Weed Killer Spray (2-Pack)

Name: Dandelion Doom Ready-to-Use Weed Killer Spray (2-Pack)
Brand: Sunday
SKU: BWS1001
Price: 19.80 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.5 (141 reviews)

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(2) 32 oz. RTU, coverage varies

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Sunday Dandelion Doom 32 oz ready-to-use weed killer spray bottle 2-pack

Dandelion Doom selective weed killer spray bottle on lawn

Dandelion Doom. Ready when weeds are.

Ready-to-use iron-based spot treatment for dandelions, clover, moss, and other broadleaf weeds. Fast-acting. Safe for all grass types.

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Your lawn deserves an iron-based weed killer

Dandelion Doom is a selective iron-based weed killer that targets dandelions, clover, chickweed, ground ivy, and moss without harming your grass. It handles visible weeds as a post-emergent spot treatment. One ingredient, no mixing, no harsh chemicals. Grab a bottle and get to work. For more weed coverage, try the Dandelion Doom Starter Pack.

What makes Dandelion Doom Ready-to-Use Weed Killer Spray different

Visible weed wilting starts within hours
Iron-based formula with no harsh chemicals
Ready to use with no mixing required
Works on all cool and warm season grasses
You can reseed just 1 day after applying

Ingredients

Chelated Iron (FeHEDTA) is absorbed rapidly, overloading broadleaf weeds causing them to dry out and die. Your grass absorbs the iron slowly, so it stays green and healthy.

How to use

Apply on a sunny day when temperatures are between 50 and 85 degrees F. Avoid spraying if rain is expected within 3 hours.

Shake the bottle well and adjust the nozzle to your desired spray pattern.
Spray directly onto weed leaves until they are fully covered.
Let the product dry completely before foot or pet traffic on the treated area.
Repeat in 3 to 4 weeks for stubborn or established weeds.

FAQ

When should I use Dandelion Doom?

Dandelion Doom works best when weeds are actively growing and temperatures are between 50 and 85 degrees F.

Apply on a sunny day with no rain in the forecast for at least 3 hours. Spring and fall are the prime windows for broadleaf weed control.

How long does Dandelion Doom take to work?

Dandelion Doom starts wilting some broadleaf weeds within hours of application.

Full results, including root kill, typically appear within 1 to 2 weeks. Established weeds may need a second application 3 to 4 weeks later.

Will Dandelion Doom kill my grass?

Dandelion Doom is a selective weed killer, meaning it targets broadleaf weeds while leaving your grass unharmed.

It works on all cool and warm season grass types when used as directed. Grass absorbs iron more slowly than weeds, so your lawn stays green while weeds dry out.

Does Dandelion Doom stain concrete or sidewalks?

Dandelion Doom contains iron, which can stain hard surfaces like concrete, pavers, and sidewalks.

Avoid spraying on or near hard surfaces. If you accidentally spill, immediately dilute the area with water to reduce staining.

What weeds does Dandelion Doom kill?

Dandelion Doom controls broadleaf weeds including dandelions, clover, chickweed, creeping charlie, thistle, plantain, oxalis, knotweed, speedwell, and more.

It also controls moss, algae, and lichens, and suppresses lawn diseases like Dollar Spot, Rust, and Snow Mold.

What is the difference between the ready-to-use spray and the concentrate?

Dandelion Doom Ready-to-Use comes in pre-mixed spray bottles, ideal for spot treating individual weeds. No mixing, no assembly, just squeeze the trigger sprayer for fast weed control.

The concentrate covers more area and has an easier application style for larger lawns, but requires mixing with water and the Sunday Herbicide Pouch and Sprayer system to apply.

Documents

Dandelion Doom Label

Dandelion Doom Safety Data Sheet

Sunday Dandelion Doom Ready-to-use herbicide application to dandelion

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Casey B.

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LocationWest Michigan

Will alwaus use

Works awesome, especially after the 2nd application as recommended in our seasonal plan

Published date

06/06/26

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Steve

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LocationAustin Tx

Does not wprk!

Does not work! Applied on a sunny day. Says you'll see wilting in a few hours. Nope! Waited 2 days still nothing. No rain fell for 2 days. Applied again after rain. Still nothing and there are more danelions. Seems like a complete waste of money! Going back to ortho weed be gone

Sunday

We’re really sorry to hear this was your experience, and we appreciate you taking the time to share it. Dandelion Doom works best when sprayed directly on actively growing weeds with full leaf coverage, and some mature dandelions can take more than one application plus a little patience before showing results. Cooler temps, stressed weeds, or rain timing can also slow things down. We know stubborn dandelions can feel personally offensive this time of year, and we’d love the chance to help troubleshoot and get better results from your next application.

Published date

05/23/26

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Spencer

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Kills the tops but not the root

From my experience I have used the Dandelion Doom for 2 years and it would work on the top of the weed but then it will not work on the root. The Plant would die and then grow back. I have gone to hand pulling the weeds and I am pulling up some dandelion with some very big and long tap roots. Too ba...

Sunday

Thanks for sharing your experience, and honestly, those deep dandelion taproots can feel like nature’s version of a prank. Dandelion Doom is designed to target the weed down to the root over time, but larger, established dandelions with mature taproots can sometimes survive and regrow, especially if they’ve had a few seasons to settle in like unwanted houseguests. Hand pulling combined with spot treatment is actually a really solid strategy for stubborn weeds like these. We appreciate you giving it a real shot for two seasons, and we’re always here to help troubleshoot so your lawn can spend less time battling dandelions and more time looking gloriously green.

Published date

05/20/26

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Cathy

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Mixed Results

Dandelion Doom does seem to kill dandelions but it's a long, slow process. I sprayed a week ago and saw the dandelions start to wilt within hours. However, a week later, they're not dead yet and during the slow kill process, the dandelions have produced a lot of blooms that are going to seed, before...

Published date

05/09/26

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Craig S.

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LocationAustin TX area.

Product Works Great

I used this product on dozens of weeds we had and they were all dead by the next day. The downside was that after some rain, a few days later many other weeds had grown in their place. I need something to spray this on my entire lawn.

Published date

05/02/26

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Verified Reviewer

LocationMI

Didn't work :(

I used an entire bottle spraying each dandelion plant in our yard and none of them died!!!!

Sunday

Hello K, Ugh, that’s frustrating—we’d expect at least some dandelion drama after a full bottle. Most likely the spray didn’t fully absorb (waxy leaves can be sneaky), so try reapplying on a warm, dry day and really coat the leaves, not just the flower. If they’re still standing proud, Sunny (our yard expert) can help dial in the approach for your exact lawn so we can finally evict those freeloaders

Published date

04/24/26

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Jodie

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LocationConnecticut

Mixed results. Some great, some just ok.

worked like a CHARM last year. This year seems to be more of a challenge. Also when I used iron boost last year, it seemed to somehow prevent almost all the dandelions from blooming. The ones that did bloom last year were zapped right away with the dandelion killer. This year maybe I was late to spr...

Published date

04/18/26

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Stephen R.

LocationUtah

Dandelion boom…

After emptying 4 gallons on hundreds of dandelions, I’m here to report that not even one died. This product is like dumping water on them.

Sunday

Hi Stephen, I'm sorry to hear about your experience with our product. That’s frustrating, and definitely not the result we’re going for. Dandelion control works best when sprayed directly on the leaves on a warm, sunny day so the formula can fully absorb and do its thing. If you’re up for it, our yard advisors can help troubleshoot and get those weeds waving the white flag—we’ve got your back

Published date

04/18/26

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Bryan

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LocationAnnapolis, MD

Dead dandelions and wild violet!

Worked within a day on the dandelions. As a bonus, it also worked on the wild violet that was spreading into the yard. I tried to

Published date

04/15/26

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Allison P.

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Kills grass

I tried this on my lawn o. Clover and other leafy weeds, but it killed my burmuda grass as well and didn’t do a great job on the actual weeds.

Sunday

Hello Allison, we're sorry to hear that, that’s definitely frustrating when your grass takes a hit and the weeds stick around. Dandelion Doom is designed to target broadleaf weeds without harming turf, but Bermuda grass can sometimes be more sensitive, especially in heat or if the lawn is already stressed. In the meantime, watering the lawn deeply but infrequently can help your grass recover and strengthen roots. We’re here to help you get things back on track and dial in the right approach for your lawn.

Published date

04/12/26

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