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Ozone Decontamination at Logan, Utah for combs with chemical contamination
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>how does one decontaminate the broodcombs with Ozone decontamination, without destroying the stored pollen, syrups or honey makeing the food worthless to the bees?

Would be the same as going back to new clean combs.  What's the matter
with that?

Randy Oliver

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