Beeswax Polish (for Wood) 30ml

This is a beeswax polish made from carefully selected homemade beeswax and linseed oil. The addition of beeswax enhances surface protection and water repellency for the coated material. The wax spreads easily, leaving a glossy finish while preserving the natural texture of the material.

[Our Commitment to Beeswax]
Beekeepers typically refine beeswax after the honey harvesting season, as their primary goal is honey production. Beeswax can degrade due to impurities from pollen in the beehive, as well as exposure to sunlight and rain. The beeswax used in this product is collected from discarded combs during hive inspections to maintain its quality and is refined as soon as possible on the same day.

[How to Use]
1. Clean the surface to be coated.
2. Apply a small amount of wax thinly with a dry cloth.
3. Wait for the wax to dry, being careful to avoid dust.

[Ingredients]
Linseed oil, Beeswax

[Contents]
Approximately 30ml

[Storage]
Store in a cool, dark place away from open flames and direct sunlight.

[Precautions for Use]
1. Always perform a test application and ensure there are no adverse effects on the coated material before proceeding with full use.
2. To prevent spontaneous combustion, thoroughly soak cloths used for waxing with water before disposing of them.

[Frequently Asked Questions]
Q1: What is the shelf life?
A1: While the surface protection and water repellency effects do not significantly diminish, we recommend using the product within approximately 2 years of opening for best results.

Q2: Is this for indoor use only?
A2: It can be used on indoor flooring and furniture. We also use it on the handles of outdoor beehives and farming tools.

Q3: Why do different beeswax polishes have different scents?
A3: The scent of beeswax polish varies depending on the type of oil used for different applications. Our wood polish uses linseed oil, which is commonly used for oil finishes, hence the scent of linseed oil.

Q4: There is a film on the surface of the wax I received. What is this?
A4: The film on the surface of the wax is a mixture of the ingredients, linseed oil and beeswax. This film formation on the coated surface is proof of its surface protection and water-repellent properties.