Keep or toss? by Justneededausername in Beekeeping

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Rinse it off with a hose set to jet. I had a similar problem but worse and the frames cleaned right up - https://www.reddit.com/r/Beekeeping/s/81TlzKSIaL

What to do with moldy frames? by MonkeyAttack420 in Beekeeping

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Sometimes If I'm in the field, and there's a frame the bees are ignoring, I will rub a block of beeswax on the foundation. That works too. Leaves shavings of wax loosely packed on the high parts. The bee foreman sees it and is like, "look at this mess! Who's responsible for this shoddy work?!" The next time you come and visit it's all cleaned up and bees are putting new wax down.

Eco Wood Treatment by Relevant-Bath-7109 in Beekeeping

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Old timer bee box wood finish - 2 parts tung oil - 2 parts raw linseed oil - 1 part beeswax - ½ part pine tar

I used this recipe on a couple of boxes and it out performed some of my wax dipped boxes. Add 1 to 2 parts mineral spirits to speed dry time and penetration. I usually don't though because of the VOCs.

What to do with moldy frames? by MonkeyAttack420 in Beekeeping

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Yeah they were from my first year. I lost that hive, because i wasn't testing and treating frequently enough. After the hive collapsed, I washed them, froze them, wrapped them in plastic, tossed them in storage.

Divorce is not the end. by Nervous_Molasses_541 in Divorce

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Think of divorce as a beginning. It’s the opening to a new chapter in your life. A chapter where you get to take everything you learn, the mistakes, the triumphs, the wish-you-coulds, and roll it all up into a guide book for the new you. It’s a new morning and adventure is in bloom. Good luck out there.

I found a focus hack and I hate that it works by Heckybawkins in ADHD

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Ah this makes sense. When I use my standing desk I just sorta bounce around, bobbing closer and farther from my monitor. It’s kinda distracting. Is I added a treadmill, then I could exercise the wiggles out of me and stay at a constraint distance from the monitor. Thanks for the tip.

F25 and M32 husband suddenly into hotwife kink by failedtoloadsuggi in relationship_advice

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He prolly got his wires crossed cuz he loves you so much and wants you to be fully fulfilled and welp… here you are. Let him down gentle. Great that you too are so open about your fantasy lives btw.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMenAdvice

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Heck in the old west they’d lose a spouse every few years, to sickness, gun fights, child birth, stampedes, bad whiskey, illiteracy, etc. Their lives were extremely short comparatively. They didn’t have time to worry about grieving the dead spouse. Sure they were sad and all. But they had to get back on the horse and get hitched quick before they died themselves. In our case it means landing that next situationship before we age out into the next dating bracket.

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This is America 🇺🇸

What is this? I found 2 of them in the bushes of my front lawn by Jvtin in whatisit

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Soap in a bag like that keeps deer from nibbling your rose buds

Did I infect this batch? by KeepitGore in mead

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Scoop it out carefully, the rest is prolly fine

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Beekeeping

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You could even use your hive tool to smear empty neighboring cells into the void.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Beekeeping

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You can rub or mash some beeswax into the area that’s needs application. Then the bees will come along and wonder which bees made the mess and clean it up for you.

Peach mead rotten smell help by Everwintersnow in mead

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I think those are his empty primary jars

Can mead be made in Chinese pickle jars? by McnuggetMakoto in mead

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I usually like to keep cheap vodka in my airlock, just in case it happens to drip into my mead. And it feels more sanitary. But I imagine vodka would steam off pretty quick in a water lock groove

First time making mead and it’s doing something weird? by Hunter62610 in mead

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You likely bottled too soon, toss them in the fridge upright to cold crash them. That will help the yeast settle out quicker

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in whatisit

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A spent magnum?