Beeswax and Candles

Candles and Beeswax

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Did you know that beeswax has many uses? Here are some:

Waterpoofing (tents, zippers)
Furniture polish and sealant
To treat fly fishing line
Shoe Polish
Cosmetics and Pharmaceuticals account for 60% of the total consumption of bees wax.
And did you know that:
The burning characteristics of beeswax candles differ from those of paraffin. Beeswax has negative ionization, which binds particulate matter to clear the air. A beeswax candle flame has a "warmer," more yellow color than that of paraffin, and the color of the flame may vary depending on the season in which the wax was harvested.