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The Wax Warm Hook
The Wax Warm Hook
If you've been a Beekeeper for any length of time, you already know what a "Wax Warm" is and the damage that they can cause. The problem is, that they're tucked so deep into the comb, they're hard to remove when found. Well not now! We've taught many of our students how to use the "Wax Warm Hook" in order to gain easy access to such destructive little Warms. Or their might be Wax Moth Cocoons tucked down in the comb. They're hard to get at, and we don't want to destroy too much comb in doing so. This is the perfect tool for quickly removing such unwanted Pests. Order yours today!
Wax Warm Hook
The perfect tool for removing those hard to get at Wax Warm Cocoons & larva, without destroying lots of comb.
The benefits are many;
- Easy to use
- Less comb destroyed
- Quickly removes Cocoons deep in the comb
- Wax Warms are easily flicked out of comb
- Cleans the lower groove of frames easily
- Comfortable to hold in the palm of your hand
- Saves more comb for the Bees
Please watch the video below, as we harvest comb and clean some frames. This gives you a good feel for the powerful leverage that this simple tool offers. A "must have" for a serious Beekeeper.
1 Harvesting old comb
Harvesting old comb and wax can yield a great deal of clean wax later. Some of the old black brood comb simply needs to be thrown away. Learn to analyze each frame in order to know what to do.
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- Home
- About Us
- Our Uniqueness
- Begin Here!
- Personal Advisor Program
- A Guide for Beginning Beekeepers
- Queens for sale
- Beekeeping classes
- Past Zoom classes Recorded
- Zoom classes
- Buy Bee Pollen Here
- Equipment List, for newer Beekeepers
- Student Testimonials
- Monthly Raffles
- Spring Nucs for sale!
- The $5 Monthly Newsletter
- E-book Library
- Ending Wax Moth Damage Forever
- How to Obtain Honey Bees
- Bee Principles Handbook
- Essential Oils Handbook
- All About Bee Pollen Handbook
- Wax Works Handbook
- Swarm Prevention Handbook
- Queen Rearing Handbook
- Obtaining Bees - Tips
- Protein Candy Blocks
- For Better Health
- Cinnamon Creamed Honey
- Acoustic Beekeeping
- Making the Connection
- Field Clinics
- Pryor, Okla VoTech Classes
- DVD Learning Center
- Ardmore, Ok classes
- Colony Choices
- Package vs Nuc
- Speaking Engagements
- Locally Hand Crafted
- The BEE-Mate
- Solar Ventilation
- All about Varroa Mites
- All about Small Hive Beetles
- All about Nosema
- Universal Inner Covers
- The Wax Worm Hook
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