- Joined
- Mar 1, 2009
- Messages
- 1,102
- Reaction score
- 212
- Location
- S Warwickshire, uk
- Hive Type
- National
- Number of Hives
- 40
This appeared on my Instagram
https://www.hivekeepers.com/
It uses a salad spinner like unit to spin out the honey from a section sized (10cm x 10cm square?) plastic cassette.
Looks £££ and more faff to me. I appreciate the dislike of sticky extraction but replacing it with an extraction process that only gives you a few jars and will still generate a sticky mess doesn't seem to be a winner to me.
https://www.hivekeepers.com/
It uses a salad spinner like unit to spin out the honey from a section sized (10cm x 10cm square?) plastic cassette.
Looks £££ and more faff to me. I appreciate the dislike of sticky extraction but replacing it with an extraction process that only gives you a few jars and will still generate a sticky mess doesn't seem to be a winner to me.
I've used a salad spinner before now to extract bits of broken comb. it works ....just, but hardly worth the effort.
