Here you need to decide about the size of your apiary and time you will invest in iinspections & harvesting honey. The more time and hives you will be inspecting the more specialised you want your smoker.

We provide bee brushes with wooden handles and soft bristles that assist in not damaging or injuring the honey bee as you try to remove it. To maintain a bee brush is fairly easy but ensure you wash it with water after each hive inspection.

The maintenance keeps the bee brush bristles from becoming hard and sticking together. this could cause injuring to bees in future.

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For R60, there are different types of bee brushes to choose from. We stock only one type with a wooden handle and soft bristles.

Our equipment is designed by a beekeeper and is of high quality. Feel free to request products not on our list here to be made available...

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Good practice includes smoking bees before you start an internal inspection. You can use cardboard, cow dung and pine needles as the accepted favourites. Do not use any material with ink or plastic or any chemically treated fuel. It is wise to keep matches in the cubbyhole or smoker itself.

Some bee smokers have a heat guard and some don't. This is neither here nor there. Be sure to maintain your bee smoker with regular cleaning and careful storage. It should last you many seasons.