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12V 150W Bee Oxalic Acid Vaporizer for Beekeeping, Varroa Mite Treatment
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1. 100% High Quality Guarantee! 2. Easy to use. Long-lasting. 3. Kills mites and protects bee health. 4. Specially designed for beekeepers; users ensure rest. 5. The most effective method for administering oxalic acid treatment to bees to combat levarroa mites.
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Features: 100% High Quality Guarantee! Easy to use. Long-lasting. Kills mites and protects bee health. Specially designed for beekeepers; users ensure rest. The most effective methods for administering oxalic acid treatment to bees to combat levarroa. Features: Condition: 100% Brand New Material: Metal Color: As shown in the picture Size: Length: Approx. 50.5cm/19.9 inches (offline) Rated Voltage: 12V Rated Power: 150W User Program: Cold winter weather: Seal the hives to retain vapor, usually with foam barrels at the entrance. Add the correct amount of oxalic acid (as indicated in the container) to the base of the evaporator. Connect to the 12V car battery and place the evaporator in the center of the hive through the entrance. Seal the entrance. Leave until all the oxalic acid has evaporated (a few minutes), then remove the foam plug. Seal for a few more minutes, then remove the foam plug from the entrance. Package List: 1*oxalic acid Note: Please note that the new and old types of this product will be sent randomly, and make sure this doesn't bother you before ordering.
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- BrandSNQ
- Length1 cm
- Width1 cm
- Height1 cm
- MaterialMetal
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