Yes, Hiveclean can be used with the supers on... but make sure you don't get it in the supers, just in the brood box.
Not to be used during honeyflow!
Paynesbeefarm.co.uk said:
It can be used at any time of the year as long as there is no honeyflow: Spring, Autumn or as a winter treatment.
Dangerous conflicting advice I'm afraid. Veg is correct. The absolute answer in the case of the question/concern expressed by Grizzly has to be a very emphatic NO. There is a real risk of contamination, which is clear in the statement made by Paynes.
In giving advice of this nature, ANY DOUBTS, should be expressed in order not to accidentally mislead which might lead to loss and other problems.
The moral of the story is perhaps to stick with what is best understood and use conventional products in the recognised manner and time-frame.
On the basis that BIs are now taking honey samples, are there any figures on contaminants found available either now or likely to be in the future?
Girzzly, I hope that you erred on the side of caution.
Jim, your conventional wisdom is serpently aposite.
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