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Simkin posted:Well, if you need to move the pile, then you're definitely going to want to move the bees. Pictures would be helpful. Might be a result of the trays you traded with your neighbor
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How this could happen, when it's in a dry spot, and we've not had rain since I installed the buggers is a mystery to me. I'm hoping that it's just something that was in the food I was leaving for them, and that removing that element will fix things. 
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I just want to say that you guys are doing something I've been wanting to do for some time, and I'm really enjoying the thread
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walrusman posted:My plan goes something like this, based on advice from people I know who've done it in the past, and subject to extensive revision if it turns out not to work as well as hoped: shouldn't honey come before profit?
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adept posted:You probably won't have enough wax to make many candles but your wax will go a long way for lip balm. I like really absorbent oils like shea butter in lip balms, it instantly turns your lips soft and the wax coats your lips to keep them protected... And I think essential oils worked pretty well to scent balm. You'll probably need a firmer oil too if you use shea butter, can't remember if coconut is a good choice for balm. You could make some massage bars with cocoa butter
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