Have built a wooden frame with two channels, side by side the width of a 
frame. Can slide 3 to 5 frames in each channel, both sides are open. Blast 
all residue off with pressure washer, takes but a few minutes. All frames 
get recoated with wax, helps tremendously.

A. Marshall

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Sent: Wednesday, March 11, 2009 11:51 AM
Subject: [BEE-L] Refurbishing plastic frames.


I have a number of one-piece plastic Pierco frames with old comb I am going 
to refurbish for this coming season.  Was interested in hearing how other 
folks do it?  My thinking is I will scrape the drawn cells off and give the 
frames back to the bees.  There will be some comb debris attached the 
plastic midrib.

Waldemar

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