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>From what I read, ten minutes at 200°F will kill the spores.

AFB spores? Sorry, this is absolutely wrong
AFB will withstand boiling for 30 min, only autoclave is sure
The usual mantra,, 15 pounds, 15 minutes
However, AFB spores, coated with wax do not enter food chain, so wax is safe
Likely, even the slumgum, for the same reason

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