Using Majano wand for palys?

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I was wondering if anyone out there is using a Majano wand or laser to kill off plays? I have two clusters that are growing rapidly and will take over in no time. I also would like to remove them as safely as possible as I have a baby my wife and other pets in my home. I know how to protect myself from the toxins but how do I keep them from going airborne. I can’t go the route of taking the rocks out as they are all glued together and some are on base rocks. And I don’t wanna go the ugly super glue method. Any tips will help thanks.

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I have alot of palys and a Majano wand. It isn't great at removing the plays. they are too thick. The Majano wand is great and melting rouge mushrooms. The best way I have found to limit the palys is to use tweezers, grab near the base, and yank them off the rock.
 
I have alot of palys and a Majano wand. It isn't great at removing the plays. they are too thick. The Majano wand is great and melting rouge mushrooms. The best way I have found to limit the palys is to use tweezers, grab near the base, and yank them off the rock.
Thanks for the reply, good to know that before spending the money.
 

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