Cleaning Beeswax Cappings Small Batch - Processing Wax Cappings from our Small 4 Frame Honey Harvest 

Nothing better than spending time watching someone who knows what they are doing do something. Learnt a lot about the benefits of bee keeping today. Wax ended up such a vibrant colour.

Absolutely loved this video. I have always wondered how people collect the wax from hives. Thank you for sharing!

Wow, it's nice to be able to process honey yourself.

That's a tremendous amount of honey left over. I think you'd be surprised at how much useful honey would have drained out of those cappings if left on top of a queen excluder or inside some hose strainer. In your initial melt I think you'd do pretty well to add some water to the wax/honey mixture. it will separate the wax and the honey as the honey will go to the bottom and the water in the middle providing your wax with no honey stuck to the bottom. PS. Water and wax are perfectly fine together. It's water and oil that you don't want to mix.

Interesting process and I still remember how yummy that jar of honey was that you gave me years ago. 🍯

Fantastic video🐝. I could have used this a few years ago. Lol. I made an incredible mess and hardly got any products at the end. With the price of beeswax and honey , I'd say that's worth it. Thanks for sharing a great video 💛🖤

Wow!! This is so cool to see!! You are such a wealth of information!! xx

This is very helpful! Thank you!

Very very cool !!

I never knew about this. I'm going to have to ask you a few questions one day on bees which will be my final piece of the garden. Also I'll be going through your preserving playlist

Love this video 🙌, also I want your stove. 😂

This is so amazing!!!

Not raw honey anymore, its lost most of its benefits in the heating process, but it makes a great mead.

Very nice video L ⚘️❤️🏜👉🔔👈🏕🏝🌿