bees wax

might be a long shot but you could try home & bargain on eastgate
 
Try oswaldtwistle mills (ok I know its not accy but its close enough lol) they sell everything
 
I think Wilkinsons might sell this
You could ring and find out:
Phone Number: 01254 388836
 
I used to keep bees until I became allergic to the stings and had to give them up. now if I get stung its a blue light job.
What do you want it for, on its own you can only make candles, but mixed with the right proportions of pure turpenine and carnuba wax, it will make furniture polish.

Try Blackburn and District Beekeepers website.

Walter.
 
The only way to revive dry wood is with linseed oil, that what I use on gun stocks, its also used on cricket bats, or try Teak oil. Beeswax will just seal it and the wood will still be dry.

Retlaw.
mrjdallen said:
i need it to clean my wooden bed as its become very dry
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linseed oil is derived fron flax - would smell nasty on a headboard - golden oil wont
 
I use teak oil on the wooden bench i have out in the garden. Get it from focus it rawtenstall.
 
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