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>> "The available results show that a systemic effect of oxalic acid to the
>> beekeeper is not to be expected regarding both procedures. This is true
>> without special preventive measures, e.g. carrying of a protective mask.
>Please read this sentence in its context
Actually I did, and that statement stands on its own. The paper discussed,
s far as I could tell, two treatments, one where the beekeeper is spraying
OA solution into the air and all over the place and one where the OA was
being vapourized in a closed hive.
In neither case was there reason to fear an exposure sufficient to cause
concern.
> and keep account of the subsequent section: Recommended preventive
> measures!
That is the usual ass-covering BS that civil servants have to append to
everything so they don't lose their chance at a pension.
>See also Peter Borst' recommendation.
See above comments about civil servants :)
Seriously, that is all good info and IF you plan to break the rules, it is best
to know what they are and why they were written.
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