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Joe Miller <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 27 Feb 2003 19:55:50 -0500
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I have been working with a beekeeper with a lot more hives than me that
uses Checkmite.  We have been removing the strips.  Bee catalogs sell a
nitrile glove saying they are the only approved glove to wear for this.  I
obtained some from work and they break real easy.  Question 1:  per the
MSDS plain old chemical-resistant gloves ought to be okay?
The MSDS says to use goggles to prevent dust getting into eyes.  Q2:  Any
comments on this?
The MSDS says that the exposure at the end use of this product should be
minimal. Q3:  What is the "end use" of this product and is this statment
true?
Q4:  Basically I have some OCD traits that will serve me well to not be
poisoned by this product.  What should I know about Checkmite as I work
with it?  The guy I work with is alive and well, but I am curious what
others do as far as personal protection.

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