Beeswax Processing Made Easy: Step-by-Step Guide for Beekeepers

[@michaelfarmer537]

Super cool process man! ❤

[@Foxhoundbeeco]

Thanks Michael!

[@gallowaylights]

00:07:50 Honey 😂

[@Foxhoundbeeco]

😄

[@navajyotichetia8968]

So shall it bee 🐝

[@Foxhoundbeeco]

🌸🐝 Indeed! May the buzz of good vibes always follow! ✨

[@rtxhoneybees]

Thank you for showing your process. Very interesting.

[@Foxhoundbeeco]

You’re welcome! I’m glad you found it helpful.

[@nancynolton6079]

Are the filters reusable time after time or do they eventually clog up? How many 20 pound blocks do you get out of each filter? Does the tank itself have a separate water jacket? If so why the need to add water to the wax in the tank? Would that be to separate out the sediments and debris?

[@Foxhoundbeeco]

The filter will last a long time, but dirty wax will cause it to clog pretty quickly. We typically use it once or twice before discarding it. The tank does have a water jacket, which is only for heating the wax. The added water with the wax is for cleaning the wax.

[@LacyBucke]

😊😊😊

[@Foxhoundbeeco]

😊😊😊

[@Dampflanze]

Have you tried to add citric or oxalic acid to the water ? It´s been said it will bind dirt particles. Paint strainers are also a way to filter dirt particles. Garden fleece or plant covers is cheap. Just a hussle to cut to size That is a lot of beeswax you are processing. Thank you for sharing

[@FoxhoundBeeCompany-d6w]

We have not tried that, but have heard about using OA to clarify the wax.

[@Foxhoundbeeco]

We have not tried that, but have heard about using OA to clarify the wax.