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> >Otherwise you could treat an empty box, install some bees and get good
> mite kill.
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David, do you have any evidence that that does not work with vaporization?
I haven't heard of anyone who has tested to find out.  The box would need
to be first filled with combs, then hit with OA vapor, then have the bees
added.

You'd need to perform before and after mite washes of samples of the bees
at Days 0 and 7.

-- 
Randy Oliver
Grass Valley, CA
www.ScientificBeekeeping.com

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