G'day Guys,
From what i have found out so far i can't buy Bee Go in Australia, i also believe it can't be airfreighted... Bee Quick from what i understand is natural and can be airfreighted... are the two as effective as each other? If push comes to shove i will purchase Bee Quick from the USA and have it air freighted here..
Kind regards
It will work the same.
bee Quick supports bee research with dollars raised from sales-its a win win-RDY-B
Is Bee Quick or Bee Go and essence Oil
that we could make our self if so maybe OZBuzz could make his own
or something close
I have used both in the past. I noticed I had to use a little more Bee Quick than I did with Bee Go. I dont use either now. I only use a commercial backpack leaf blower. I cant stand the running eye and nose using the other stuff. No thanks.
Bee go seems to work a little better but if you are using for cut out in domiciles I would stick with bee quick...much nicer to work with and the property owners are less likely to complain.
Scott
Buy one bottle of each and you will forever use bee quick. Unless your wife kills you for spilling bee go in her car and she has to scrap it, since the stink lasts forever.
I keep a half dozen bottles of bee quick at all times. I don't want bee go within a mile of me if I can help it.
I don't know about bee go, but I hear it is horrid. Bee Quick and Honey Robber are not too bad with a light scent of cotton candy (candy floss) and vomit. (I used honey robber this year with pretty good results)
Quote from: Bee Happy on January 05, 2011, 10:56:36 AM
I don't know about bee go, but I hear it is horrid. Bee Quick and Honey Robber are not too bad with a light scent of cotton candy (candy floss) and vomit. (I used honey robber this year with pretty good results)
Bee Go smell is BEYOND horrid. The ingredient label will encourage most users to switch to Bee Quick if the smell doesn't. I buy Bee Quick by the gallon and let members of our bee club use it along with a fume board for free.