potentially useful for beekeepers
Many beekeepers and bee removal companies prefer using soapy water to kill bees rather than poison. It's non toxic and kills the bees just about instantly, and so it may even be more ethical. If you deal with bees this spray may be useful for you since it seems to be just that—soapy water. I've had this scent spray since around October. When I first got it I remember it smelling vaguely nice and like it's marketed to be, but not very. It didn't then really add anything to the experience of well, you know what it's for, so I haven't used it again until now. Now I'm no beekeeper and so I haven't been able to try this in the field. If I do come across a hive though, for the sake of anyone in the bee business that reads this, I'll see if I can try this out and report back if I haven't already thrown this junk out by then. I'd recommend instead that bee people just fill a spray bottle with their own insecticidal solution for minor hives and for removal of very large hives to use a pressure washer with a soap solution. The art is nice. I sprayed a bunch onto a towel just to be sure the above was all fair. The scent I got was vaguely like a Super 8. So it is sort of a pretty good deal, considering it costs about a 4th or 5th the cost of a stay at one of those hotels. I've you're feeling really nostalgic for past stays there, this one should take you back.
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