Pure Beeswax

BEESWAX BAR Keep in your sewing basket or tool kit	1 OUNCE	$3.00
Honey Scented MEMORY BAR Use it for years and pass it down to a beloved daughter/granddaughter, etc. She will cherish it for many more years!	2.5 OUNCE	$4.00
BEESWAX BLOCK	1 POUND	$11.00
PURE WHITE BEESWAX BEADS	1 POUND	$12.00

Beeswax is a natural product of the honey bees. In the bee hive it is called "comb" and is fashioned into hexagonal cells for the storage of honey. The Queen also lays her eggs in these cells. Beeswax is a renewable resource - as opposed to chemical waxes like paraffin which are made from crude oil.

Honey Guy® Beeswax is produced from pure honeycomb harvested from our hives during the honey extraction process. It is then heated and filtered which removes impurities and pollens This process also lightens the color. We then hand-pour our beeswax into molds.

Rub it on your iron to prevent sticking.

Rub it on wood screws and nails to prevent splitting of wood.

Rub it on windows, doors and drawer runners for easy opening.

Rub it on hand saw blades to keep them sharp.

Rub it on zippers to make them zip easily and prevent rust and oxidation.

Rub it on tent seams to prevent leaking.

Rub it on your sewing needles in it to keep them sharp.

Rub it on your boots and leather goods to waterproof them.

Wax your mustache with beeswax.

Beeswax is also used to make: candles, fine furniture polish and wood preservatives and high quality skin creams.

Use beeswax on string and twine to add strength and prevent tangling

Beeswax is used in the manufacture of bullets, cartoon animation, food canning, dental crowns and bridges and jewelry making.

Beeswax is used in such diverse areas as bone surgery, fly tying, preserving sailboat masts and rails, waterproofing wooden kegs and buckets, seasoning cast iron, on metals to prevent rust, to remove pin feathers from poultry and...

Honeycomb was the first "chewing gum" ...Old Timers know that it is especially succulent too, as the comb contains both honey and pollen.