Catherine Farmgirl Sister #76
Houston Area
Texas
2349 Posts
Posted - Feb 22 2015 : 3:52:49 PM
Sharon, thanks for sharing the link. I have been watching the videos and looking at the pictures on the inventors' site www.honeyflow.com. I am very skeptical about the actual speed of flow because you can cut the wax in half and turn it upside down and nothing drips out. It takes either squeezing or centrifugal force.
I contacted the inventors and have been communicating with them for several days. They're about to make me a believer. I'm not sure about a commercial application for this but it certainly would make hobby beekeeping easier. And that would make more people do it. And that would help the bee population. Win-win for everyone.
They have a community fundraising going on at Indiegogo.com.
Catherine Sister #76 (2005) One of the best compliments from one of my daughters: "Moma, you smell good...like dirt.
Honey on Tap
Posted - Feb 22 2015 : 3:18:34 PM
