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So I am tired of replacing the cardboard eggcrate in my feeder bug bins.
I was thinking of taking the untreated cork panels you use for bulletin boards and fitting them together in a honeycomb like structure.
This way I can remove said panels and bake them in the oven to clean them periodically.
Does anyone know if this would work or are there toxins used in making these panels? I already use cork bark chunks and the feeder bugs do not consume them.
I was also thinking of using coco-fiber sheets to add more surface area between cork panels. Does anyone know if various feeder bugs will consume this as well?
I was thinking of taking the untreated cork panels you use for bulletin boards and fitting them together in a honeycomb like structure.
This way I can remove said panels and bake them in the oven to clean them periodically.
Does anyone know if this would work or are there toxins used in making these panels? I already use cork bark chunks and the feeder bugs do not consume them.
I was also thinking of using coco-fiber sheets to add more surface area between cork panels. Does anyone know if various feeder bugs will consume this as well?