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Mon, Jun 21, 10 at 10:20
| I've had one particular hummingbird feeder for several years now. The part that hold the nectar is plastic, but over the years it has turned a dark yellow. Is there anything that I can use that will restore it back to it's original state? If not, will the hummers even drink from it? Other than what I mentioned above, the feeder is still in good condition. Thanks. |
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| I don't think there is anything that you can do about the yellowing plastic and I don't think it would deter the hummers at all. |
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| eigdeh, when I look at the plastic part that holds the nectar, it looks like a tall glass of beer LOL. I went ahead and put it out just a little while ago. Haven't seen any hummers yet. |
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