OVEN LIGHT BULBS Reheating Crystallized Honey Plastic Jars and Honey Sticks,
John Pluta Georgia Bees Small Scale Honey Heating
OVEN Light Bulb Bee Pollen Drying,
Beepollen Oven Moisture Reduction Beekeeping Trick
Georgia Beekeeper John Pluta
GOT CRYSTALLIZED HONEY?
NEED TO DRY BEE POLLEN?
Acquire an old NON WORKING used oven
Your home oven will work if you are careful to tell
EVERYONE NOT To turn on without looking inside ALWAYS
An older used oven is only for the insulating factor and racks for spacing.
The light bulb socket can be used but most require the 220 connection.
Use an extension cord or direct wire a lamp or light bulb socket inside.
75 or 100 watt regular light bulbs generate tremendous heat.
DEPENDING ON TIME OF YEAR AND ROOM TEMPERATURE
DIFFERENT LIGHT BULB BRANDS VARY
1 or 2 bulbs will generate 100 to 140 degrees to re liquefy Honey
or reduce moisture and dry Bee Pollen
COMMON SENSE PLEASE
HONEY EXPANDS WHEN HEATED
Loosen or remove lids
Glass Jars can be placed anywhere
BUT Plastic containers need space from bulbs or might melt
Bee Pollen Drying depends on room humidity
and how dry you want the Pollen
Metal cookie sheets with thin layers a couple of HOURS
Plastic Tub Quantities DAYS with stirring
Some Ovens will also take 5 Gallon Honey Buckets
with EXTREME care on bulb placement
5 Gallons of warm hot honey is a MESS
and can travel 20 feet in 20 seconds
"TRUST ME"
HIGH MOISTURE HONEY Trick
4 or 5 cases of GLASS pint jars NO lids
can lower water moisture several percentage
when open heated for up to a week
HONEY DARKENING WILL OCCUR to a degree
NO Refrigerator or Freezers, To Much Plastic, JUST OVENS
These are just random idea suggestions for hobbyist size operations
SUPER SIZE IT
For my 5-10 Gallon Daily Bee Pollen Production Collections
OVEN BEE POLLEN Drying
in Commercial Food Kitchen Racks with Food Cabinet Warmer,
Georgia Beekeeper John Pluta Bee Pollen Production
I use a combination of Light Bulbs, Dehumidifier and Freezers
And Air Dry Below
BEE POLLEN Drying Trays,
Honeybee Collected Bee Pollen First Stage Processing
Moisture Reduction Before Freezing
Georgia Beekeeper John Pluta
Beepollen Oven Moisture Reduction Beekeeping Trick
Georgia Beekeeper John Pluta
GOT CRYSTALLIZED HONEY?
NEED TO DRY BEE POLLEN?
Acquire an old NON WORKING used oven
Your home oven will work if you are careful to tell
EVERYONE NOT To turn on without looking inside ALWAYS
An older used oven is only for the insulating factor and racks for spacing.
The light bulb socket can be used but most require the 220 connection.
Use an extension cord or direct wire a lamp or light bulb socket inside.
75 or 100 watt regular light bulbs generate tremendous heat.
DEPENDING ON TIME OF YEAR AND ROOM TEMPERATURE
DIFFERENT LIGHT BULB BRANDS VARY
1 or 2 bulbs will generate 100 to 140 degrees to re liquefy Honey
or reduce moisture and dry Bee Pollen
COMMON SENSE PLEASE
HONEY EXPANDS WHEN HEATED
Loosen or remove lids
Glass Jars can be placed anywhere
BUT Plastic containers need space from bulbs or might melt
Bee Pollen Drying depends on room humidity
and how dry you want the Pollen
Metal cookie sheets with thin layers a couple of HOURS
Plastic Tub Quantities DAYS with stirring
Some Ovens will also take 5 Gallon Honey Buckets
with EXTREME care on bulb placement
5 Gallons of warm hot honey is a MESS
and can travel 20 feet in 20 seconds
"TRUST ME"
HIGH MOISTURE HONEY Trick
4 or 5 cases of GLASS pint jars NO lids
can lower water moisture several percentage
when open heated for up to a week
HONEY DARKENING WILL OCCUR to a degree
NO Refrigerator or Freezers, To Much Plastic, JUST OVENS
These are just random idea suggestions for hobbyist size operations
SUPER SIZE IT
For my 5-10 Gallon Daily Bee Pollen Production Collections
OVEN BEE POLLEN Drying
in Commercial Food Kitchen Racks with Food Cabinet Warmer,
Georgia Beekeeper John Pluta Bee Pollen Production
I use a combination of Light Bulbs, Dehumidifier and Freezers
And Air Dry Below
BEE POLLEN Drying Trays,
Honeybee Collected Bee Pollen First Stage Processing
Moisture Reduction Before Freezing
Georgia Beekeeper John Pluta