Ants!!! We simply shake any remaining bees into the air and stand the supers upright on top of ant beds... They remove the slime, pollen, honey, larvae, eggs,.. EVERYTHING except the wax and wood. It takes about 28 hrs on a good fire ant mound to clean a 10 frame deep, while they are there you don't have to worry about moths or fungus of any kind as well. When its completely clean, they will just leave it alone...thats when it is safe to simply pick it up, bump it real good to remove any stowaway ants, and place it back on a hive. The bees will take care of any ants that didn't come out when bumping it...just use good judgement of course. We take ours away from the bee yard and place them in pastures on the ants... this keeps from having a battle between bees trying to rob the left overs and the ants doing there thing.... and of course, I LOVE the idea of letting the beetle larvae get whats coming to them. lol. Good luck!