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Beeswax granules 400gr

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Beeswax is a yellowish substance made by bees. The bees use it to build their hives. It occurs in relatively small amounts; about 300 grams of beeswax is produced for every 2-7.5 kg of honging. The beeswax is harvested at the end of the season and extracted without the use of solvents. Beeswax has emollient, moisturizing, protective, antiseptic and antistatic properties. It can be used to make various products such as cosmetics, candles, wood and personal care products.
Some technical features
  • Floats on water: density of 0.96
  • melts at 64 °C
  • Flammable at 120°C
  • Soluble in turpentine or orange oil
  • slightly sour
  • Harmless to the environment
Warning
  • Keep out of the reach of children.
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  • Protect from heat and store in a sealed box in a cool, dry place; can be kept for several years.


Beeswax is a yellowish substance made by bees. The bees use it to build their hives. It occurs in relatively small amounts; about 300 grams of beeswax is produced for every 2-7.5 kg of honging. The beeswax is harvested at the end of the season and extracted without the use of solvents. Beeswax has emollient, moisturizing, protective, antiseptic and antistatic properties. It can be used to make various products such as cosmetics, candles, wood and personal care products.
Some technical features
  • Floats on water: density of 0.96
  • melts at 64 °C
  • Flammable at 120°C
  • Soluble in turpentine or orange oil
  • slightly sour
  • Harmless to the environment
Warning
  • Keep out of the reach of children.
Save
  • Protect from heat and store in a sealed box in a cool, dry place; can be kept for several years.


400g

100% beeswax contains no traces of pesticides.
Harmless to humans and the environment.
Produced and packaged in Western Europe.
Packaged in recycled kraft paper.
A very low carbon content index: 45
In 1791, a French chemist first developed sodium bicarbonate as we know it today. Several improvements were later made in production and refining. Today's bicarbonate is mainly obtained from the chemical reaction between chalk and salt: two virtually inexhaustible sources. Some dried-out lakes (including in Canada and the US) today still mine natron, which produces bicarbonate in refined form.

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