Gardeners are using dish soap to kill moss on lawns – but experts say there is a more permanent solution you can try

A lush, green front lawn outside a two-storey house.

When faced with the need to remove moss from lawn, there are several methods that you can choose. Some may turn to iron sulfate, and others to baking soda. However, there is an even more accessible (but nonetheless effective) solution hiding in your kitchen, and that is dish soap.

While dish soap is best associated with its uses indoors, many gardeners are finding it's a useful tool for the yard, too. In particular, you can use it to get rid of moss on our lawns.