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Wed, 26 Jan 2000 17:45:55 -0500
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Pressure treated wood is approved for beehive use on all parts that don't come in
direct contact with the honey. I read this on a printout from the company that
treats the wood.

Maysoon Shukur wrote:

> I saw that you use treated lumber.  The lumber is often treated with arsenic.
>  Would you be worried that the chemicals could get into the honey?

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