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Thu, 11 Sep 2014 10:32:23 -0500
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Re: beetles
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For what its worth,  Bleach is a great killer for the Larve (pour it on
infected frames) once it dries and airs out you can put them back in. as an
alternative to freezing.. ( also works good for cleaning up hive bases)

But Bleach in the HFCS does not seem to kill the larva 48 hours showed no
increased mortality at 3 times the normal concentration ( 3 cups in 50
gallons)  Normaly 1 cup per 50 gallons to inhibit mold and fermentation

Charles

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