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Jerry J Bromenshenk <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 24 Jul 2001 12:19:45 -0600
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Aaron wrote:
>This bee brushing thing has gotten bigger than life!
>
>I'm left wondering, with the ready availability of something free why all
the discussions of alternatives that don't work
>as well or
>cost money or need to be kept in a tool box?

Hey Aaron, whatever works.  Personally, I need the broad surface of a long
brush to wipe a frame or herd a swarm.  Also, in your wet part of the
world, long, green grass is plentiful.  I have sites on lava outcrops with
hardly any vegetation nearby, and whatever grass is available is dry and
brittle most of the year.  So I'll continue to use a brush.

Actually, halitosis works even better than grass.

Cheers

Jerry

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