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NW Washington | That stuff is a surfactant that is used in about every shampoo on the market. Never could understand how the little dab of ALS that was be applied to the soil per acre could have much of an affect on the millions of pounds of soil in each acre. I think it was supposed to even make the plow pull easier.
May just be another of the many "Miracle" products sold for soil improvement.
Ammonium Laureth Sulfate
Mild, primary anionic surfactant that is widely used as basic surfactant for shampoos and shower gels. | |
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For those where Gypsum don't work
