> >OK. Time to add some other comments. By the way, all of the >suggestion I have seen sound good and clearly all of them will work. > >How about. > >Dumping the mess onto a screen - 1/4 inch mesh would be nice but use >what you have. Window screen will be just fine. Place it over a tub >and let it drain over a few days. Occassionaly mix it around a little >and mush it up and after a few days a great deal of honey will drain >out with little wax or bee parts in the honey. Less mushing and more >time will yield cleaner honey. > >What to do with the stuff left on top. The more you mush it the more >honey will be removed. Why not deal with it as you would with >cappings? You could also offer it to the bees when there is no flow >and they will remove the remaining honey and you can deal with the was >as you normally do. > >Good luck. > >Eric Abell >Gibbons, Alberta Canada >(403) 998 3143 >[log in to unmask] > > > Eric Abell Gibbons, Alberta Canada (403) 998 3143 [log in to unmask]