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Re: Ozone Generators
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> Ozone does a number on rubber,

I forgot to mention.
Also does a number on plastic frames, according to Dr Joe Carson.
I live in a high ozone area, and rubber and plastic fall apart quickly.
Unfortunately, nosema can still flourish.

Randy Oliver

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