strain it through a fine nylon mesh. the bee supply places sell material and
bags, or you can get it at a local sewing store. make sure it is a fine
mesh, nylon material - cheesecloth will leave particals in the honey.

some store honey is heated and ultra-filtered == you should not expect to be
exactly like theirs.

-----Original Message-----
From: Donna [mailto:judkins@...]
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 2:09 PM
To: KEEPINGBEES@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [KEEPINGBEES] crystal clear honey


We have lots of good clover honey this year. What is the best way to
filter it so we can get this crystal clear honey that I see other
selling. Ours is very good tasting...but after letting it settle and
straining off bits of extra wax there is still a lot of particulate
in it that makes it look foggy. Is there a filter process I'm
missing?

Donna in Danville, KY


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