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| Date: | Sun, 23 May 1999 04:07:37 -0400 |
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Dear Allen, et al,
I think that the observation of bees collecting wax or propolis is simply
robbing activity.
As for getting propolis off excluders, I run mine through my paraffin
barrel which gets most of it off. This is the same barrel in which I cook
my woodware for 15 minutes each at about 250° in lieu of painting.
Regards,
Charles Andros
Linden Apiaries since 1973
Former NH/VT Apiary Inspector '78-’89
1 McLean Road
POB 165
Walpole, NH
03608-0165 USA/EUA
Residence: Latitude: 43° 05’ North, Longitude: 72° 21’ 15" West, Elevation
1200’
Keeper of 41 two-queen colonies for honey, pollen, propolis, pollination,
nuclei, beeswax, apitherapy, and education
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