Honey on Tap Directly From Your Beehive

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Applying Tung oil to a western red cedar beehive box

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source: honeyflow.com


18 Responses to “Honey on Tap Directly From Your Beehive”

  1. Darrell Hardman says:

    are these for sale? I am interested, Thank you

    • Cory Dixon says:

      Yes, these were on Indiegogo and I believe Kickstarter as well, here is their Indiegogo page which has more information on the products they offer. indiegogo.com/projects/flow-hive-honey-on-tap-directly-from-your-beehive#/story

  2. Víctor Manuel Brule Pichaud says:

    Donde las puedo comprar . están genial

  3. Andreja Depiazzi says:

    I would also be interested in buying one. Please email me. Thank you.

  4. Vanessa says:

    Well i hope you are a beekeeper or have already been looking after bees before ! Bees still need to be looked after

  5. Balrogwarrior says:

    Flowhive . google it.

  6. Paul steel jr says:

    I would be interested in more information on This

  7. Pawel says:

    What type of plastic is used in the production of the frame – container.
    How does it react with the honey components, temperature, etc.? Do we have data on aging of this material?

  8. doug marshall says:

    I would love to have one of these.where do I purchase them at?

    please email me and let me know where and how to get one .

    thank you

    Doug Marshall

  9. Linda Hughes says:

    Interested in one of these systems

  10. Paul says:

    Hi how much for a it would like 1 live in new Zealand

  11. Shawn williams says:

    Anytime you break or fracture bees wax there are pieces of wax that come loose…is clogging a problem and if so is the unit serviceable and cleanable

  12. Lellie Taylor says:

    I would like to aquire one.I live in Argentina
    Are they reusable once you have drained the honey , do they move back into place?

  13. William F. Craft says:

    Come on now, with the cost of this thing it is unbelievable. A regular Langstroth hive is the best way to go. How long does it take for the honey to run out. You do know that honey absorbs moisture, and with the hive out side
    if the humidity is high how much moisture will it absorb? How do you know what the moisture content of the honey is when its inside this contraption. I still think this is a high price piece of junk,

  14. RD Cargill says:

    I need pricing and how to order please

  15. Lou says:

    Too ridiculously EXPENSIVE. Remember you have bee equipment, bees, queen to buy

  16. Bert Groemer says:

    Thats Crime against the bees ans the people. This product is no honey, its only nectar! Sick idea.

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