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New Bee
- Joined
- Jun 16, 2013
- Messages
- 42
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- Location
- Hemlock, in Western N.Y.
- Hive Type
- Langstroth
- Number of Hives
- 4
I was wondering what Respirator I should get for treating with Oxalic Acid
Grow a beard, nice and bushy, long enough to stuff in your mouth when vaping - if you wax your moustaches as well you can stick one up each nostril to make doubly sure you don't inhale anything
Just lick your finger and stick your hand in the air, that is a Windometer that will tell you where to stand, if you are wearing gloves just look at the grass or trees to see which way they are blowing, that is 100% fail safe for me.
Try licking your finger for wind direction if use one of these....if you dare.....watch the video on the page. Less than 1 minute per hive.
Try licking your finger for wind direction if use one of these....if you dare.....watch the video on the page. Less than 1 minute per hive.
Capacity of unit 50g OA - twenty or so hives per refill. Hardly a reasonable selection for the majority of forum beekeepers. If you have a big enough operation to warrant that device your not dealing with small beekeeping enterprises.
I think it depends on the individual, if they want to spend 90+ minutes treating 9 hives at 10 minutes plus per hive or do the whole lot in around 10 minutes. It's not a whole lot more money.
I would have thought that providing information about one of the many alternatives to the usual passive vaping devices (that most still use) should be applauded, not denigrated. I had assumed (wrongly I'm sad to admit) that beekeepers on this enlightened forum had open minds about new ideas.
Sadly not it seems.
Please accept my apologies.
AndurilI use http://www.screwfix.com/p/jsp-force-...-filters/22485 plus goggles. Use the appropriate filters, I like them because I can test for leakage.
Do you think something like this could come in handy with a slight modification for those troublesome Varroa infested colonies.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHEN2LLpRNE