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Collection of beeswax

• The collection of beeswax is mostly done in spring and autumn. Beekeepers strengthen the breeding and management of bee colonies to promote more wax secretion and more spleen building by bees, and then use the old honeycombs that have been used for many years, the superfluous spleens that have been built, the wax covers that have been cut off the hives, the bases, and the honeycombs that have been cut off when shaking honey.
• The honey caps are collected and manually extracted. Generally, the honeycomb after removing the honey is put into a water pot to heat and melt, remove the upper cocoon, bee corpse, foam and other impurities, filter while it is hot, let it cool, and the beeswax will condense. It becomes a block, floats on the water surface, and takes it out, which is yellow wax. After the yellow wax is refined, decolorized and other processing processes, it becomes white wax.
• Beeswax has no special requirements on storage conditions, but affected by the physical properties of beeswax, many matters must be paid attention to during storage to avoid loss.
• Beeswax is a fatty substance and is solid at room temperature. Therefore, beeswax can be stored at room temperature for long-term permanent storage. Generally, it should be placed in a dry, ventilated, and cool place, and should not be placed in direct sunlight, and exposure to the sun is strictly prohibited. Long-term exposure to the sun will not only reduce the color of beeswax, but also slowly melt and decompose the beeswax until it is completely decomposed and volatilized. Beeswax is a flammable substance, and it must be stored away from fire sources and power sources to prevent fires.