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Ted Fischer <[log in to unmask]>
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Discussion of Bee Biology <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 15 May 1996 08:53:14 -0400
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  REGARDING           RE>Creosote On Clothes
 
John Taylor writes:
>Made the mistake of setting my beesuit down next to my smoker.  All that
>nice dark brown creosote had run down the outside and has now stained my
>formerly pristine whites.  Any suggestions for getting that stuff out?
 
What!?! Your beesuit remained pristine white after the first day of use until
now?  Incredible!
Seriously,  I can't even remember what my beesuit looked like when new except
when I visit my bee supply store.  I have gotten creosote, propolis, smashed
dead bees and assorted hive junk all over it for years now, and even when
washed with lots of bleach it looks terrible.  I and the bees don't care what
it looks like - only that it protects my clothes.  (It is somewhat
embarrassing, however, when I get a request to do a demo to some elementary
school class.  They usually ask about the condition of my "clean" beesuit!)

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