Co-authored by Steve Downs
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This article was co-authored by Steve Downs. Steve Downs is a Live Honey Bee Removal Specialist, Honey bee Preservationist, and the Owner of Beecasso Live Bee Removal Inc, a licensed bee removal and relocation business based in the Los Angeles, California metro area. Steve has over 20 years of humane bee capturing and bee removal experience for both commercial and residential locations. Working with beekeepers, agriculturalists, and bee hobbyists, Steve sets up bee hives throughout the Los Angeles area and promotes the survival of bees. He has a passion for honeybee preservation and has created his own Beecasso sanctuary where rescued bee hives are relocated and preserved.
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A bee in the house can be a source of worry, especially for children and for those with allergies. Some might be inclined to spray copious amounts of toxic insect repellent at it or swat it dead on sight. However, there are much better, nonviolent options available.
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