Can you kill wax moth larvae/eggs with heat?

[leafcutter]

Freezer space isn't an option for me.

But I have seen wax moth larvae die in the solar wax melter BEFORE the wax starts to melt at 145 degrees.

Before I ran a potentially sticky experiment, I figured I would ask if anyone has ever:
painted a deep box black,
filled it with frames containing wax moths,
put a cover on it,
and left it in the sun for a while?

So long as the temp stays under 140, the comb should be OK. Of course, there's no way of knowing when or if it goes higher than that... or is there?

[Jeffzhear]

I read this link and use this on my comb with great results for me....

http://www.beesource.com/forums/showthread.php?t=203563

[BEES4U]

You can place the super with a cover over a large red ant nest and let the ants consume the wax moth larvae. I works best if the wax worms have just started to eat the comb.
Or, you can use the B. t. spores and spray the combs.
Regards,
Ernie Lucas Apiaries

[buzz abbott]

I read this link and use this on my comb with great results for me....

http://www.beesource.com/forums/showthread.php?t=203563

Link does not seem to work for me. Could someone answer the OP. Just about to try it myself, but a voice of experience would be appreciated. At what temp and for how long and what can you kill, if anything, besides wax moth with heat?