Maybe. But perhaps if you kept it completely saturated the bees would move somewhere else. I’m just guessing.

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Jul 14, 2020
12:34:40pm

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Any ideas on how to get rid of burrowing bees in a sandbox in a non-toxic way?

CougarTailDevourer

7/14/20 12:21pm

Murder Hornet

TheHop

7/14/20 12:22pm

tell them they have to wear a mask

the_byu_flash

7/14/20 12:29pm

Flood with water?

Cougar-Duck

7/14/20 12:31pm

Can bees breathe underwater? I know spiders can.

CougarTailDevourer

7/14/20 12:32pm

Maybe. But perhaps if you kept it completely saturated the bees would move somewhere else. I’m just guessing.

Cougar-Duck

7/14/20 12:34pm

Had the same issue last week and this worked for me.

yballa09

7/14/20 12:38pm

Fantastic. I'm going to try it!

CougarTailDevourer

7/14/20 12:40pm

Melt some metal and poor it in the hole.

hydrocoug

7/14/20 12:35pm

Great GIF but can you imagine actually doing it?

ColoSpgs

7/14/20 12:57pm

A guy on youtube poured soapy water over a hive and killed it.

mtnbiker

7/14/20 12:59pm

Intense. That was an interesting watch.

Bin01015

7/14/20 1:47pm

Call a beekeeper.

ochobeeguy

7/14/20 1:10pm

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