According to the COSHH data sheet, Isopropyl alcohol, 4% sodium metasilicate not much else
No need to jump on the band wagon here who said they were cleaning the insides??
No band wagon jumping here but I’d leave it on the shelf !No need to jump on the band wagon here who said they were cleaning the insides??
1.Polys observation perspecs and feeders ok.
2.Out side where I've handled the boxes and got propolis on them from my gloves.
Three frames.... Is that cleared that up hey!!!!!
I coat the inside of bait hives with propolis for that very reason
Useful for other surfaces - the car, the cat, the dining table, the bathroom floor (still there from last summer).
Yes ... Keep it for that ... makes more sense.
Well ,,, your initial post did not make that clear ,,, " boy does it clean propolis from poly and wooden boxes frames etc. " I don't think I've ever had to clean propolis off the outside of my hives so I think I can be forgiven for thinking you were cleaning the insides ....No need to jump on the band wagon here who said they were cleaning the insides??
1.Polys observation perspecs and feeders ok.
2.Out side where I've handled the boxes and got propolis on them from my gloves.
Three frames.... Is that cleared that up hey!!!!!
Yes... I do the insides of any new hives as well.....get them started.
You don’t need any Blue Magic, then
Well ... No. If I get propolis on my gloves and it looks like I would spread it about on the outside of my poly hives I have a bucket of washing soda when I do inspections (to keep my hive tools clean) and a quick rinse in the bucket gets my hands clean. Can't abide sticky fingers ...You don’t need any Blue Magic, then
It may cost alot but you can dilute it loads and a little goes a long way, it will never take place of my bucket of washing soda which I use out in the field all the time.
