Cleaning Flow frames the easy, fast way

[@michlitj]

This is our first year with the flow frame! Thank you for showing this!

[@afterburner94]

Great content and super happy to see you upload another great content! I had to do a double take on this video! Always a pleasure to get some nice information about flow hive stuff!!!

[@intricatelytangled]

I was wondering how to clean the them after wax build up. This is easy. Thanks for sharing.

[@giselleburningham3204]

Great idea.. thank you from Tasmania, Australia

[@christopheranderson3275]

Thank you so much 👍I just started and was not looking forward to disassemble these frames. But I just love working this type of hive

[@bryonyfearn2470]

How do you heat the water and keep it at temperature? Thx 🙏

[@avandyke143]

I wonder if a vinegar bath afterward would also be beneficial?

[@bevansmith2836]

Very impressive, thanks for sharing.

[@julianhiggs]

Great video, I will have to do this to some of my flow frames. How big of a stock pot did you use? Dimensions? Will have to try and find one big enough. Thanks

[@hbwilly54]

Awesome job thanks

[@SouthFlaBeekeepingAndMangoes]

Great idea. I wonder if a solar extractor would work too.

[@psyched1231]

Really bee careful with the heat. They'll melt if it gets too hot. The temp is easier to control in a bath dip.

[@jeffamandawecker5103]

No! Don’t do it as the plastic in the flow frames is NOT UV stable and you will destroy them!

Wow this is great! Thank you 😊

[@Krullfath]

I'll remember this as I've recently gotten a new flow hive 2

[@shadmorgan5491]

You've been running without a QX or with faulty excluders? You really believe those beebread plugs are no impediment to efficient operation of the flutes they embed?

[@EUCRAZY_AU]

BRILLIANT !