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Teresa Garcma <[log in to unmask]>
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beeman,
 
I sometimes use used car oil to control ants, but not IN the hive: The 
hives are on bases and the bases are in oil cans. This way the ants 
cannot reach the hives.
 
Dr. Rodriguez uses oil for controlling mites, but he prefers, as far as 
I understand, only "Food Grade Mineral Oil". I donīt think it damages 
the bees because grease patties are currently used, and it sounds 
logical that oil controls external mites, for it does so in the 
"superior" species.
 
Tere

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