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Title: Using Bee-Quick
Post by: ScooterTrash on June 22, 2013, 09:56:03 pm

acquired 8oz bottle of Bee-Quick for use during cut-outs. Does one use it full strength from the spray container provided by manufacture or might it be diluted and placed in another spray container? Thanks

Title: Re: Using Bee-Quick
Post by: iddee on June 22, 2013, 10:34:39 pm

I use it full strength. I use about half a bottle per cutout.

Title: Re: Using Bee-Quick
Post by: divemaster1963 on June 23, 2013, 12:43:35 am

Bee quick is a stapel for cutouts. but I would sugest you get some flip top vials from a pharmacy and cotten balls. place the cotten balls in the container and cover with enough bee quick to soak athe cotten then place it in the cavity so the owner can remove it later and not leave a smell for weeks. it makes the happy to refer you to someone else. I have started using the bee gone that smells real good and costomers love it. the ladies say it smells simalar to room freshners.  :-\. it cost more but goes a long ways. only use about a ounce squirt to do a complet cutout.

John