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Beeswax uses

Bee Wax and Propolis uses, Honey Remedies, Recipes, Tips and Tricks and Information

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Ideas are given for Beeswax uses. These can be used for health remedies and creams, candles and other wax product including cosmetics.

There are many helpful ways to use beeswax, and it can be applied to a wide range of purposes.

Beeswax uses

Go view some other uses from the link below.

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Beeswax use Ideas

Beeswax can be used to make homemade household products. this will allow you to cut down on the number of toxic commercial products that you use on a regular basis. And luckily, it is relatively easy to find, and readily available online. Rolling the made candles with a sheet of wax, will give the candle an authentic look.

However, it is important to be aware of the potential side effects of beeswax. While it is non-toxic, it can have some undesirable health effects. When to much wax is eaten it can cause problems. (like intestinal blockage).

In the case with many bee products, some people are allergic to beeswax. Which can lead to severe symptoms.

If you are allergic to honey or bee pollen, it is advisable to stay away from beeswax as well.

Useful for.

The wax can also be used to form the wax sheet that is inserted in the frames for bees to build their combs on to store the honey in.

This gives them a guide and a helping start, as it takes a lot of wax for them to produce to build theses combs.

Use wax sheets or strips to wrap around candles

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A strip cut from the sheet of wax  ready to be placed in the frames, to help the bees get a good start to build.

Bees Wax is also used in many home made herbal remedies to form a firm usable paste. When herbal remedies are made the wax is also mixed with the warm mixture and stirred and then the firm paste is formed. Some lip gloss is made of the melted wax as well.

In another page we will get into more of the product that will be made from our organic bees wax obtained from our own bee hives.

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