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Re: Hive top feeder pail screen cleaning
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Sat, 6 Nov 2004 09:46:14 -0500
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Freeze them in a large chest freezer if you can.
 Most of the propolis comes off like frozen candy.



> This year I have had a lot of my screens propolised up.  In the past I
> have
> cleaned them out with a pressure washer, but it tends to be hard on the
> screens.  Tips anyone?
> Thanks

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