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Beeswax is the secretion from worker
bees used for the building of combs and the sealing of
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glands on the underside of the bee's abdomen. These glands
become active when a bee is roughly 8 to 17 days old. |
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Pure beeswax is one of nature's most
perfect products,
and is far superior to any other type of candle wax.
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The temperature of the hive is critical and
must remain between 92 - 95 degrees Fahrenheit.
Additionally, an extra supply of food (Pollen) must be
available to the worker bees that are of the correct age for
secreting wax. |
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Beeswax is so pure that is actually has the
highest melting point of any natural wax - 149 degrees
Fahrenheit. |
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