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Re: Ask a 1000 beekeepers the same question and you will get?
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Peter Edwards <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 28 Mar 2006 17:46:14 +0100
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>What method do you use to clean up a dead hive comprised of a broodchamber 
>and a box of honey on it coming out of the winter?

1. First establish why it died - this will enable you to decide whether the 
combs can be safely re-used.
2. Decide whether the combs are really worth saving - if not, render them 
down.
3. If yes, consider sterilising with acetic acid - good practice.
4. If possible, give to a swarm - they will make the best job of renovating 
the comb.

Best wishes

Peter Edwards
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