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Re: Back to Basics
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Sat, 27 Aug 2005 21:27:14 EDT
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A safe solvent for wax is hot water.  Just heat water to boiling and pour it
on the wax.  You can also put wax covered frames or queen excluders in a solar
wax melter to melt the wax off.

Chris Reed
Arlington, Virginia

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