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Filtering Honey
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"Ralph W. Harrison" <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 7 Sep 1998 18:21:06 EDT
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To get rid of the very small particles that float to the top of a five gallon
pail of honey after it sets for a couple of days I take a piece of plastic
kitchen food wrap and place it on top of the honey in the pail covering the
hole top of the pail. When you remove the plastic food wrap all of the small
particles will be removed with it.
 
Ralph Harrison
Milford CT USA
Western CT Beekeepers Association

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