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Cleaning out "damp" supers
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Two weeks ago I put 3 supers with a very small amount of capped and some uncapped honey in them over the inner cover in the hopes that my bees would bring that all down into the deep supers and I could take the equipment off for the winter.

I checked today and they are still damp.  At this point, maybe even wet.  They may have added to them.

Any tricks to getting the bees to clean that out so I can freeze and store the frames?

Thanks.

--glen

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